Let’s Raise This Creature

Kim Dan, a man who’d played around as something like the henchman of a henchman of a henchman in a gang. After his knee gave him trouble, he pulled himself together and spent a good few years living as an ordinary office worker in New York, a quiet little fan of F1. Then, out of nowhere, his past came back to bite him.

Fleeing the thugs waiting in front of his building, he ducked into a hotel and there, a meeting he never could have imagined in his wildest dreams came waiting for him. The genius F1 driver, triple champion, and a man you could call the very personification of sex himself: Chris Paul. Who showed up out of nowhere and said:

“Want to have sex with me?”

“No.”

Dan brushed him off coldly and wrote the whole thing off as an absurd little episode, not realizing what a commotion the next day would bring. Surrounded by press in front of the hotel, the self-proclaimed “Chris’s man” finally snapped.

“You’re saying it makes sense that I did beep with beep at a beep beep with Chris Paul the traitor who stabbed Ferrari in the back and became champion? Get lost! Why is the street going beep beep beep and beep!”

And yet, despite this passionate declaration of hatred, Chris Paul’s lawyer showed up at his door with a proposal.

“We’ll pay you a hundred thousand dollars a week, all you have to do is become Chris’s personal manager.”

A suspicious offer, but Dan, who had now exposed his location to the media, accepted it and headed to Dublin, the capital of Ireland, to assist Chris.

The more he learned about this man, though… why was it impossible to just hate him freely? Why did he have to be so damn impressive?

“Go out with me; you’ll get a relationship allowance.”

Standing at a crossroads in life, trying his best to look unbothered, was completely useless.

Swept up in a fantastical world brought on by the sweetest troublemaker in existence, desire taking hold, and so, slowly, at a rising temperature, he made up his mind:

Let’s raise this creature.

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Author’s Note: This book was originally released as an individual publication under the cover title One More Lap To Go!! The Korean title and English title differ, which may cause some confusion. Please keep this in mind.