The Secretary's Power (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 70

D-Day Minus 3 Until the Inauguration Ceremony

The CEO inauguration ceremony was now just three days away. Alongside Ji Seok’s appointment as CEO, Tae Beom’s inauguration as Vice President was also scheduled to take place.

Amid the company-wide commotion preceding major personnel reshuffling, Tae Beom was suddenly assigned a live-streaming schedule.

The PR team, desperate to boost viewership on their active channel, had tentatively approached Tae Beom with a request—figuratively poking at an unripe persimmon. To their surprise, he readily agreed as if he’d been waiting, causing quite a stir.

Worse still, the schedule was set for the very next day. With barely any time for promotion and an overwhelming amount of preparation needed, they still couldn’t refuse any of Tae Beom’s requests.

He was the Chairman’s grandson—the very member of the so-called “royal family” everyone was curious about.

Anticipating a massive influx of viewers eager to glimpse the authentic, down-to-earth side of an otherwise inaccessible chaebol heir, the PR team silently screamed and squeezed the schedule tight.

Hye Won, who was working her usual part-time shift, also heard the news of his live broadcast. A notification popped up on her subscribed Yusun Airlines channel, announcing Tae Beom’s broadcast time. She checked the alert over and over, unable to believe her eyes.

It was set for 8 p.m. Completely forgetting how she’d even finished work, Hye Won hurried straight home.

She arrived shortly past 7 p.m. and immediately began cleaning. She couldn’t possibly sit still and wait for a full hour.

She scrubbed the sink until it gleamed, polished the bathroom until it sparkled, tidied the entryway, and rearranged the bedding—all while constantly checking the clock.

Finally, five minutes before the broadcast, she drank a full glass of water as if preparing herself solemnly.

She let out a long breath, settled comfortably onto the sofa, and picked up her phone.

She double-checked—no, triple-checked—the battery level, making sure it was fully charged before finally entering the waiting channel.

The moment she saw the announcement for his broadcast, her heart started racing wildly. With only one minute left, those 60 seconds felt agonizingly slow.

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