Love is Madness (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 92

It had already been three weeks since Chairman Jo’s heinous acts were finally exposed to the world after twenty long years.

Yet the public’s condemnation of him showed no signs of abating. Ultimately, a nationwide manhunt was issued—for him and his Chief Secretary, who had vanished alongside him.

Moreover, as Chairman Jo’s crimes were re-examined in the light of day, Min Hyung’s trial was growing increasingly difficult.

Hiding out in a small villa and avoiding any contact with the outside world, Chairman Jo was quietly biding his time, waiting for the right moment.

Once he managed to sort out his hidden assets a bit, he would immediately begin preparations to flee the country illegally. After all, his face was far too well-known throughout Korea now—there was simply no place left to hide.

Truth be told, he held no lingering attachment to leaving Korean soil—except for one concern: his son, Min Hyung.

Not long ago, the boy had been such a constant source of frustration that Chairman Jo often wondered if he even had an enemy. Yet Min Hyung remained his only flesh and blood in this world—how could he not feel affection?

Lately, whenever he closed his eyes, Min Hyung kept appearing in his mind.

“You haven’t eaten anything again today.”

The Chief Secretary entered and muttered upon seeing the untouched breakfast he’d brought in that morning.

“I’ve got no appetite. By the way, what’s our Min Hyung up to these days?”

“It seems Managing Director Jo is holding up well. Do you miss him?”

“I do. Of course I miss him.”

Chairman Jo nodded, looking unrecognizably gaunt, his chin now thick with unkempt beard.

“This just won’t do. I’ve been thinking—Min Hyung absolutely must come with me. Think about it: judging by the current situation, once his trial ends, he’s certainly headed for prison. How will he survive without me? Our Min Hyung may act tough, but he’s soft-hearted—he wouldn’t last even a single day in a place like that.”

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