Chairman Yoo was upset about the fact that Hwang Kyung-ok had given shares to Jin-han without discussing it.
He suspected that the recent conflict with Jin-han was the cause.
“Feels like my son is organizing things around him lately. Don’t you think so, Director Han?”
“Since Director is the youngest son, maybe he’s trying to give him some strength?”
“If that were the case, he would have said something to me first.”
He immediately called Jin-han.
There was a thorny tone in his cold son’s words.
Chairman Yoo scoffed at his son’s statement about separating GN Entertainment from GN.
However, as he pondered over the content of the call, he felt a chill down his spine.
“Director Han, are you sure you were the one who prevented Jin-han from attending the press conference?”
“On that day, Hong Yoon-ji was also present at GN Entertainment. I politely explained, but she insisted, so I had no choice but to block the entrance.”
“Hmm.”
“Then CEO Park Do-jun came in recklessly, and the ones who suffered were me and the security guards.”
Hae-joo had been in charge of this.
She was instructed to make sure he couldn’t participate in the press conference, but she failed.
Even Young-jae couldn’t handle Do-jun.
After this incident, Young-jae disappeared and couldn’t be contacted.
“It’s so difficult to raise a child…”
“Whatever you do, when CEO Park Do-jun appears, everything goes awry.”
“He’s making a big deal out of something that will pass soon.”
Do-jun was like a little puppy to Chairman Yoo. But what he did was closer to the edge of unobservable boundaries.
Even if GN held the reins in the Korean film industry, saying that GN’s affiliates accounted for 70% of the theaters was not an exaggeration.
He thought of tightening the leash a bit and that they would lower their heads at an appropriate line.
It wasn’t difficult because it had always been like that.
The biggest headache was Do-jun and Jin-han.
These two were complicating matters and causing trouble.
“Keep an eye on my son.”
“Yes, sir.”
On Friday evening, when he went home after work, Hwang Kyung-ok was the same as usual.
Chairman Yoo grinned and went out to play golf the next day.
After moving his body moderately, a drinking party ensued.
When he was feeling good and about to get drunk, Han Jin-tae urgently approached and whispered a few words.
“Is that true?”
Thud!
He threw down the glass he was holding. As the people around him were surprised, Chairman Yoo left the bar.
He returned to the company shortly after.
By then, the alcohol had made Chairman Yoo’s eyes bloodshot.
“Put up what Director Han said on the monitor.”
Late on Saturday night, a post appeared on a well-known anonymous bulletin board.
The poster’s name was displayed as ‘Anonymous.’
As this place guaranteed anonymity, posts revealing internal grievances of large organizations often appeared.
It happened that a post titled ‘Revealing the Truth About GN’ was posted on this site.
“This is the post.” Chairman Yoo, wearing glasses, stared intently at the monitor.
The anonymous poster claimed that GN has been engaging in habitual theft from the past and had some luck with it. Meanwhile, the director Kwak’s movie was cited as an example.
When the scandal of Hae-joo’s marriage broke out, Chairman Yoo demanded excessive responsibility, and the content suggests he resorted to coercion. It was also noted that even Yoo Jin-han, the son, was treated with disregard.
“How dare you post such nonsense!”
The post didn’t stop there.
It added that there is already evidence for everything GN has done wrong. This includes incidents such as monitoring Hae-joo, attaching a famous manager to watch her, recruiting GN Entertainment employees for espionage, and more… The list was endless.
Then, a few days ago, the post mentioned Director Kwak, who recently held a press conference. It criticized Chairman Yoo, who, blinded by money, persuaded external directors to leave the shooting site.
The contents were unknown to those who weren’t insiders.
Moreover, it mentioned the real names of Chairman Yoo and Han Jin-tae, making it difficult to contain the fallout.
“Find out who wrote this. Right now!”
“We’re already looking into it, but it’s not easy.”
“Why?”
“The police have previously failed to catch the author of a controversial post on this site.”
“You just need to know the server address!”
“That’s not as simple as it sounds.”
The site server was in a third country, and the operator’s nationality wasn’t Korean. Due to the nature of the site guaranteeing anonymity, unless it was related to a major crime, the author’s information wasn’t provided.
Chairman Yoo’s face seemed about to burst as he listened to the explanation.
Unable to endure it, he threw the cup on his desk against the wall.
“Don’t spare any means or methods. Catch them!”
The post was made about two hours ago.
While Chairman Yoo was raging, the whistleblower had already deleted the post. Ironically, the post had spread widely, causing a bigger sensation as it emerged during Director Kwak’s press conference.
Male lead is a Divorced Husband
She said to him: “Tell me, what makes you like me? I’ll change it!”
Liu Changning transmigrated into a female cannon fodder character in a female-dominant novel.
After reading the first half of the novel’s plot, the first thing she did upon transmigration was to divorce the Pan Jinlian-style male protagonist she had just married.
She indulged herself, pretending to be ugly and poor.
But as time passed, the way that man looked at her became more and more unusual…
Liu Changning was dumbfounded: Tell me, what makes you like me? I’ll change!
――
This lifetime, Pei Yuanshao was rejected by the same woman twice!
The first time, she drove him away. Forced by the situation, he endured the waves of anger in his heart, yielding and humbling himself.
That person lay slanted on a rocking chair, her sallow face emotionless: “If you don’t want a divorce, go cook!”
Pei Yuanshao’s face was dark and gloomy: “You!”
The second time, after the crisis in Jinling City was resolved, the new emperor sent someone to pick him up. He turned around, stammering: “I… I have to go. If you keep me…”
That person lay on the kang bed, her back to him, as if she had long anticipated this day, crisp and clear: “Goodbye!”
Pei Yuanshao was so angry his fingers trembled: “You… you!”
The mission of family and country made him restrain himself, averting his eyes and turning to leave this broken household.
Two years later, they met again. Seeing her ethereal face, his body shook like a sieve.
“She was originally a ‘she’!”
At the Qionglin Banquet, the top scholar of the imperial examination, a talented person with exceptional speech and conduct, all the unmarried young gentlemen from aristocratic families looked at her with shy and timid eyes.
The peerless imperial official Pei Yuanshao felt the anger in his heart erupt. He pointed at the woman surrounded by the crowd at the Qionglin Banquet, his thin lips slightly curled: “Little sister, I wants that person to be the wife-master of my Mingde Prince Manor.”
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