After meeting with Tae-Shik, Gi-Gyu felt much more at ease, knowing that the Yeoksam situation was well under control. Since Gi-Gyu knew Lucifer shared his vision, he didn’t discuss much sensitive information. Still, his head was filled with thoughts from this meeting on his way home. 

Oddly enough, Tae-Shik seemed almost too confident that Lucifer wouldn’t harm Gi-Gyu’s family. Tae-Shik said during their meeting, “She won’t touch Su-Jin or Yoo-Jung.” 

When Gi-Gyu asked why he believed this, Tae-Shik explained, “Because Lucifer has rarely ever harmed a civilian. The only civilians she punished really deserved to be disciplined.”

Since Tae-Shik was busy enough without Gi-Gyu bothering him, Gi-Gyu didn’t ask for details despite wanting to. 

“I’m home,” Gi-Gyu announced as he entered. Right now, his fatigue was at an all-time high because he hadn’t had proper rest in a while.

“There you are, Gi-Gyu!” his mother greeted brightly. After a quick hug, he walked into the living room. He was going to go straight to his room, but the scene in the living room made him pause. 

“What’s up!” The infamous and dangerous Lucifer was sitting on his living...