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Just when things are going well between Seo Hyunsoo and his coworker Baek Youngchan, Hyunsoo receives a lucrative offer to leave City Casual. Hyunsoo is pretty certain he won’t take the gig, but decides to keep it from Youngchan anyway. Which backfires when Youngchan catches someone spying on Hyunsoo and connects the dots. It turns out this “offer” has some strings attached - and there’s already a plan to blackmail Hyunsoo if he doesn’t take it! Can Youngchan find a way to keep Hyunsoo safe?

After seeing firsthand how well-endowed his coworker Baek Youngchan is, Seo Hyunsoo finds himself plagued with the filthiest thoughts imaginable. Clearly the way to rid himself of his insane fantasies is to avoid Youngchan entirely, but Youngchan doesn’t appear to have gotten the memo. No matter where Hyunsoo turns, Youngchan is there, being his annoyingly perky self. When Hyunsoo’s patience runs out and he causes a scene with Youngchan, the two are sent to their shared room to work out their differences…and their mutual attraction becomes undeniable! Can they keep things work-appropriate, or will they end up crossing the line?

The popular, full-color Boys’ Love webtoon—also known as XXX Buddy—in English in print for the first time!As the new Design Team lead for the prestigious men’s magazine, City Casual, Seo Hyunsoo wants nothing more than to live a simple, routine life. But Planning Team lead, Baek Youngchan, is proving to be an irritating complication. The two constantly butt heads, and Hyunsoo cannot stand the other man’s sunny disposition! Try as he may to avoid Youngchan, Hyunsoo ends up catching the man doing something very not safe for work in the men’s bathroom. What’s worse, Youngchan won’t leave him alone after the awkward encounter! Can Hyunsoo keep his work on track, or will things heat up at the company retreat? Recommended for Mature Audiences.

This ground-breaking book addresses transformations in the understanding of time and the generation and degeneration of value at the cutting edge of modernity and postmodernity.

The modernity and postmodernity debates of recent years have tended to direct attention towards frameworks of periodization, and away from the social and cultural processes currently at work in the world. This volume reverses the emphasis, to focus on modes of authority and identity, and to examine the roles which existing and new traditions may play in our epoch. It announces a new agenda for contemporary social theory, moving beyond current debates over (post)modernity. The contributors include Mark Poster, Richard Sennett, Ulrich Beck, Margaret Archer, Mary Douglas and Thomas Luckmann.

In the aftermath of sleeping with his incredibly girthy coworker Baek Youngchan, Seo Hyunsoo is in a panic. Youngchan’s nonchalance doesn’t help matters. Shouldn’t it be a bigger deal that the two slept together after Hyunsoo got wasted at a work dinner? Instead, Hyunsoo and Youngchan agree to keep things casual…including the sex. With the arrival of a new team in the office - comprised of Hyunsoo’s ex-coworkers - everyone’s workloads increase, leading to first Youngchan, then Hyunsoo falling ill. As they nurse each other back to health, they realise their feelings are much stronger than casual. But can they own up to their feelings?

Seo Hyunsoo’s relationship - if you can call it that - with his coworker Baek Youngchan is getting too complicated. Hyunsoo knows his personality is difficult to deal with, which is why he’s always had a hard time making friends. So how can the ever-positive Youngchan put up with him, both in the office and in bed? However, his decision to end things doesn’t go over well with Youngchan, bringing new tension to the office that everyone can sense. And to top it all off, Hyunsoo’s mom ends up in the hospital. If ever Hyunsoo needed a boyfriend to lean on, now would be the time. But is Youngchan up for the challenge?