Of Pink Champagne and Flaming Cocktails
Description
Kim Jongin and Oh Sehun just happened to be standing in the wrong place at the wrong time. Four times. Coincident? The EXOSSA (EXO Secret Service Agents) doesn't think so.
Assassination attempts towards world leaders are skyrocketing. First targets are: the Queen of England, the Chancellor of Germany, the President of the United States, and finally, the President of South Korea. And Jongin and Sehun were there - all four times.
Two agents from EXOSSA were sent to bring Jongin and Sehun back to Seoul for questioning. Little did Jongin and Sehun know, they were going to have to prove their innocence or "innocence" by working with EXOSSA.
Spying in casinos and world-reknown resorts, in a mess of pink champagne and flaming cocktails, how can Jongin and Sehun show that they are innocent, or will they end up shutting down EXOSSA forever and leading important dignitaries into their deaths?
Foreword
Yeah, that intro was hard to write and even I'm confused so I apologize.
But welcome to my new story of 2016!!
It's a spy story, which is a new genre for me to write! I hope you all enjoy!!
This story is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events, real people, or real places are used fictitiously. Other names, characters, places, and events are products of the author’s imagination, and any resemblances to actual events or places or persons, is entirely coincidental.
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I've been planning this story for the past year, so this was always one that I've wanted to share with you all.
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Started: January 13, 2016
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