“Stubbornness is a strong trait, who’s to say who’s more so.”
Tae Sang had instructed Secretary Kim to closely monitor Da Jeong’s schedule.
As expected, a disciplinary committee was suddenly established, and Kim Sang Mu and a personnel team leader, who were alumni, were nominated as investigators.
This time it would be different. Not just a perfunctory message confirming she made it home safely, but something more important would be communicated.
He had been gazing at his cell phone for days with that hope. But Da Jeong didn’t contact him this time either.
“Sigh……”
A deep sigh drowned in his wine glass. He gulped down the remaining wine and got up from his seat. Tae Sang was headed for the living room again tonight.
He felt like he could fall into a sweet sleep in the living room tonight.
A tense atmosphere filled the meeting room in the new building of Air Korea.
Da Jeong sat upright, looking straight ahead. The disciplinary committee hadn’t even started yet, but her posture already screamed innocence.
Across the desk sat two investigators.
A middleaged man with a thin build faced her, and next to him sat a young female employee who introduced herself as Deputy Song.
She kindly explained the order of the disciplinary committee, relieving Da Jeong’s tension.
“I’ll be mainly typing what you say, and the team leader here will ask the questions.”
“Nice to meet you. I’m Team Leader Woo from the personnel department. Flight Attendant Han Da Jeong, you’re aware of why you’re here today, aren’t you?”
Team Leader Woo pushed up his thin glasses as he spoke.
“Yes. I’m aware.”
Da Jeong’s concise answer marked the start of the formal disciplinary committee.
Team Leader Woo mentioned the flight name and date when the complaint was registered and began to read out the complaint letter.
“The flight attendant blatantly ignored me when I just asked out of curiosity what wines are served in other classes. She shamed me in front of many people, saying I can’t have it if I’m not a topclass passenger… Is this true?”
The complaint letter that was close to a novel had already been read through the intranet system.
Da Jeong maintained a calm expression and opened her mouth.
“I didn’t make any remarks that belittle the customer’s financial situation. And that customer demanded first class wine from the beginning.”
“Okay. So that’s it.”
Team Leader Woo barely listened to Da Jeong’s words and casually nodded his head. From the moment he entered the conference room, he felt his gaze was not good. It seemed that it wasn’t a misunderstanding.
Da Jeong quietly glanced at Song, the deputy who sat next to her. She had hoped he would at least offer a neutral opinion, but he was fully engrossed in typing.
“Did I explain the internal rule that prohibits the import of other class goods?”
“Yes, of course. I apologized and asked for your understanding.”
“But in the end, you served first class wine, didn’t you?”
Before Da Jeong’s words could finish, Woo, the team leader, jumped in.
“No. It was not actual wine, but a list for them to choose from.”
“Why did you break the rule?”
A faint ridicule could be felt in his thin eyes.
Da Jeong quietly sighed inside.
If she satisfied the customer’s requests, she was reprimanded for breaking the rule; if she didn’t, she was again reprimanded for lowering customer satisfaction. She felt like a ball placed on a pinball machine without knowing it.
Da Jeong opened her mouth in a much lower voice.
“The guest raised his voice, saying he was not satisfied with the business class wine. It was causing disturbance to other passengers, so I had no choice but to do as he wished.”
“…You seem to have prepared well for every reason from one to ten.”
“It’s not a prepared reason, I’m just explaining what happened.”
“Regardless, the fact that the premium member customer’s feelings were hurt due to poor response is clear. No excuse can bypass that.”
His attitude was relentless, as if he had always been determined to come to this conclusion.
Da Jeong couldn’t understand why Woo, the team leader, was pushing her so hard.
Perhaps…..
An ominous hunch ran down her spine, when Woo, the team leader, picked up a document that was lying next to his laptop.
He rotated the A4 paper in the opposite direction and extended it to her.
“Read and sign it.”
“…..”
Reading the title written at the top, Da Jeong was stunned.
‘Position Change Agreement’
To summarize the document written in very elegant words, it was an agreement to demote to the position of a regular cabin crew member.
For the past 3 years since joining the company, Da Jeong, who had been diligently climbing the ladder of promotion, had recently become a cabin crew member of a higher class.
She had dreamed of working hard for a few more years to be promoted to a deputy manager, but suddenly demotion? If so, promotion would be forever over the water, and she couldn’t avoid salary cuts either.
Da Jeong looked at Woo, the team leader, with a gloomy heart.
“Normally, the disciplinary results are notified after an internal meeting.”
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
