“What wouldn’t be cool about that.”

Right now, Seo Yeon was in an ‘everything is okay with Kwon Yool’ mode, and she was exceedingly generous towards him.

A garden where Namsan Tower could be seen in the distance.

On a big paulownia tree hung a bird feeder, where nameless birds rested.

Seo Yeon was engrossed in admiring the artistic garden that complemented various sculptures.

Such a sizable garden and building on expensive land.

She was feeling the grandeur of DN Group’s exceptional scale as a non-profit foundation.

Seo Yeon received a call from Yoon Sun, the lady of DN Group, the next day after meeting her.

A meeting was promptly arranged through her secretary, verifying that the offer for teatime was not just lip service.

She felt uncomfortable about the very burdened Min Hyuk, but she didn’t want to miss the opportunity to make good connections.

Seo Yeon kept looking around as she sat in the picturesque garden, waiting for Yoon Sun.

‘Compared to this, Hani Black was just a hole-in-the-wall.’

She had been proud of being a successful company owner, but she felt very small compared to DN Group.

“Ah, I have a long way to go.”

Seo Yeon unwittingly let out a sigh.

Then she thought that every company has its hole-in-the-wall phase and deliberately shrugged off her hunched shoulders.

“What can’t I do?”

Seo Yeon sat upright and, after a moment of deflation, made a firm resolve, as if filming her own monologue.

It was then.

“Is there something President Han can’t do?”

Elegantly dressed Yoon Sun approached with a bright smile.

“Chairwoman, thank you for inviting me.”

Seo Yeon quickly stood up and bowed to her.

“Oh, don’t mention it. I’m sorry for calling you away from your busy schedule.”

“Not at all. I didn’t know there was such a beautiful place in Hannam-dong.”

The two sat down in a harmonious atmosphere.

“So what were you saying earlier?”

Seo Yeon hesitated for a moment.

Then she thought there was nothing to be ashamed of and honestly spoke about her feelings.

Yoon Sun, who had been quietly listening to Seo Yeon, smiled broadly and said,

“My judgment was accurate.”

Curious, Seo Yeon’s eyes widened.

“I’m not born into a chaebol family. People who like to talk say that I married incredibly well.”

She casually spilled her own story.

She had grown up in an affluent home, but it wasn’t on par with a chaebol.

“That’s why I like self-made types—people who have succeeded on their own.”

She added that she highly valued Seo Yeon’s abilities in that respect.

“Thank you for thinking so highly of me. But seeing today, I feel like I have a long way to go.”

Seo Yeon candidly explained her tough past and revealed that there were still many things she wanted to accomplish.

Their conversation flowed as naturally as water.
Seo Yeon was continually amazed by Yoon Sun’s logical thoughts and attitudes, as if they had known each other for a long time.

As they engaged in a lively conversation, the term “CEO” had subtly changed to “sister.”

“I can’t believe how smart you are.”

Seo Yeon’s shoulders straightened at the generous compliment from her role model.

“I wonder what your dating style is like, given how straight your thoughts and work ethic are.”

Seo Yeon spoke openly and honestly, all her barriers and tensions gone.

“I think work and love are separate. Just because you work hard at love doesn’t mean it leads to the result of marriage.”

“Don’t you think too much about marriage?”

“Well, the other party is also important.”

When Seo Yeon gave a shy smile, Yoon Sun subtly asked her something she was curious about.

“True, my brother-in-law is the same.”

Slowly, Yoon Sun steered the atmosphere by bringing up Min Hyuk.

“Ah, you mean CEO Choi. He must be popular among other conglomerate families.”

“Do you think so?”

“Of course. He is capable and good-looking. His personality is….”

Seo Yeon gave a meaningful smile, and Yoon Sun didn’t miss it.

“What is it?”

“It happened back in New York, involving coffee.”

Seo Yeon saw no reason to hide it.

“When was that? Back in New York?”

Yoon Sun found their past connection fascinating.

“I was also surprised. CEO Choi remembered me.”

Yoon Sun wore a satisfied smile at Seo Yeon’s words.

“Our CEO Choi Min Hyuk was so smart when he was in school.”

Yoon Sun started her praise for Min Hyuk, bending her arms inward as the saying goes.

Seo Yeon thought that the relationship between a sister-in-law and a younger brother, who could be both close and distant, looked nice.

As the atmosphere grew warmer, Yoon Sun gently got to the point.

“I don’t know because he’s family, but what do you think objectively? Is our CEO a good man?”

Seo Yeon was at a loss for words.

Even if it was to be an objective evaluation, she wondered if she could evaluate him as a man.

But she couldn’t just say she didn’t know, so she opted for the safest answer.

“Objectively speaking, he’s very outstanding.”

Seo Yeon emphasized the word “objectively,” and Yoon Sun wore a pleased smile.

“We should meet up more often, have tea, and eat delicious food.”

“Please call me, sister.”

The conversation was so satisfying that Seo Yeon naturally called her ‘sister.’

“I like you very much, even if it’s too soon to say so.”

“Based on what I’ve seen, I feel the same.”

Seo Yeon was also happy to meet someone she could talk to after a long time.

After chatting pleasantly for over an hour, the two parted ways.

Once Seo Yeon left, Yoon Sun immediately called Min Hyuk.

In truth, Yoon Sun had asked Min Hyuk why he kept refusing blind dates.

Min Hyuk simply said that he had someone he was interested in, without revealing who it was.

But Yoon Sun felt something was off when Min Hyuk praised Seo Yeon for her home shopping sales.

Because he wasn’t someone who easily gave compliments.

That’s why Yoon Sun could arrange the difficult meeting with Seo Yeon today, persuading the cautious Min Hyuk.

“Young Master.”

“She’s a really good person. For now, I approve.”

At Yoon Sun’s words, Min Hyuk laughed heartily.

“I’ll do my best to make sure the two of you can get married within this year.”