Whispers of Autumn Wind (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 103

Ga Eul broke the silence that filled the room.

“You don’t need me to tell you who the main subject of that conversation is—it’s a voice you know well by now. Chairman Ki, just as you seized the video file proving Ki Dae Cheol’s crime, you won’t be able to take this one from me. Because I’m not like Park Gyu Jae.”

“What do you plan to do with this? It proves nothing!”

Chairman Ki shouted. Apparently, he’d decided to escape this crisis through sheer obstinacy and intimidation.

Yet no one shrank back at his outburst—not even Chairman Ki himself seemed to believe his own words.

“Is that so? You’ll see soon enough.”

Ga Eul held her words back. It wasn’t that she lacked the urge to press harder and provoke him further.

But the moment she saw Madam Joo’s face, she abandoned that idea. Madam Joo’s expression was as if the world had just ended—the face of a mother who’d lost both her sons.

“Stop acting petty and just admit it! You’re the one who ruined them, old man. Don’t you understand why Ki Sang Yong did it? To make Father look like a failure—so he could eliminate Father from the succession race.”

Dae Woon shouted in Ga Eul’s stead. By now, he even suspected Ki Sang Yong might have murdered his own father.

Ga Eul’s father, his father, Director Seon Jae Ho—all had died in traffic accidents. Given the similarity in method, it was reasonable to suspect a single perpetrator.

“Shut up! Stop spouting baseless accusations. Even if Myeong Tech’s design had been falsely framed as flawed, what real damage could that possibly cause your father?”

“Do you really not get it? Calling someone incompetent for trying to invest a huge sum in such a hopeless company—that’s exactly what you said back then about Ki Sang Beom. All Father ever wanted was your approval.”

Mentioning his father again stirred something inside him, and Dae Woon paused briefly before continuing.

“The competitive system you built drove one son to death and the other to murder.”

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