The Vice-Chairman I Accidentally Found - Chapter 92

In the break room, employees of the marketing team, including Su Ah, were gathered and chatting.

“Did you see that? A new team is moving into the vacant space next to us.”
“A new team? What kind of team is it?”
“They said it’s the Brand Launching TF Team.”
“Ah. It was nice having the 25th floor to ourselves. This could get a bit inconvenient.”
Some of the employees already seemed to worry about the inevitable discomfort of sharing a floor, their expressions not very pleased.

“Is this about the new TF team issue?”
The voices from an unexpected source made all the employees in the break room look in the same direction.

“Vi, Vice Chairman.”
The complaining employee jumped up from his seat as if he’d been sprung.

“Vice Chairman, I, I didn’t mean it that way.”
The employee, his mind gone blank, stammered and broke into a cold sweat.

It was clear that under normal circumstances, he would have been severely reprimanded with a fierce gaze for having complaints about the company’s directives.

However.

“Hmm. That is indeed a situation that could cause inconvenience.”
…Huh? Did I hear wrong?

Caught off guard by Ha Joon’s unexpected comment, all the employees in the break room widened their eyes.

“No, sir. It’s not inconvenient. There’s no problem at all.”
Despite his assertion that everything was fine, the employees vehemently denied Ha Joon’s statement, waving their hands.

“No, it’s not. It’s definitely an area that could be inconvenient.”
Despite their insistence that everything was okay, he kept mentioning potential inconvenience. What was his angle?

The employees swallowed hard, their expressions bewildered.

“The TF Team’s office will be renovated to be as separate from the marketing team as possible. I expect there will be many inconveniences, but this team will be leaving as soon as this project is completed. We ask for your understanding during this time.”
The employees could only blink, unable to show any response.

And so, a time of awkward silence passed.

“Ah, it’s now work hours. I will get back to my work.”
At one employee’s words, the rest strongly agreed and swiftly tidied up their places.

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