The Secretary's Power (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 75

“Gasin Airtech has decided to hire an external executive to lead the company, and after three persistent invitations, they have appointed CEO Ha Gyun Ho.”

Before I could properly greet him after the shocking encounter with my uncle, Chairman Ha arrived, and the meeting commenced.

My father, Tae Beom’s father, had suddenly been appointed as the CEO to lead Gasin Airtech—an outcome I never could have imagined.

Gasin Airtech, having lost its leader, had grown increasingly unstable day by day, and rumors that its relationship with Yusun would end soon fueled the prevailing belief that recovery was impossible.

Amid this turmoil, the second son of Yusun Group’s chairman arriving as CEO gave Gasin Airtech no reason not to welcome him warmly.

His appointment passed unanimously; merely maintaining the crucial connection with Yusun was already considered sufficient justification for Ha Gyun Ho’s role.

Chairman Ha must have anticipated exactly this. Reviving Gasin Airtech—destined to collapse if left alone—so swiftly and efficiently was nothing short of a brilliant, strategic move.

Ji Seok expressed his discomfort with a stiff, hardened expression.

But this was a man who had secluded himself in the mountains for decades, completely withdrawn from public life. How could someone who’d been away from the frontline for so long suddenly take on the CEO role?

“I am Ha Gyun Ho. Some of you I haven’t seen in a long time, and others I’m meeting for the first time. I look forward to working with you all.”

As Tae Beom’s father stood to greet everyone, scattered applause broke out. The assembled executives were all preoccupied with their own interests, lost in complex thoughts.

When Ji Seok ultimately refused to clap, Chairman Ha’s gaze fell upon him. Sensing the shift in atmosphere, the executives quickly stopped applauding.

“President Ha, is there a problem?”

Ji Seok, addressed by the question, turned to look directly at Chairman Ha and spoke as if he’d been waiting for this moment.

“As far as I know, my uncle—or rather, incoming CEO Ha Gyun Ho—has lived a life entirely removed from business. How can he possibly serve as CEO? This makes no sense to me.”

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