Younger Man at Work (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 149

Chairman Kwon, having watched Hye Sun’s interview, was deeply moved.

“Seung Joo’s mom…!”

Although he was a shameless man, he was at least aware that he’d done things to his wife that he shouldn’t have. Seeing her return while filing every possible lawsuit, he’d naturally assumed she harbored deep resentment. Yet, to his utter astonishment, she only wanted her assets back and explicitly stated she wouldn’t contest control over the company.

“As a husband, he’s certainly not without flaws—but as a business leader, he’s truly outstanding. Having steered Dae Won Group smoothly for so long, I will wholeheartedly support Chairman Kwon Yong Chul’s management going forward.”

For Kwon Yong Chul, who’d spent his whole life haunted by complexes about his father-in-law, his wife, and his eldest son, those words struck straight into his heart. His ex-wife had publicly acknowledged his managerial competence in front of the entire nation. At that very moment, tears genuinely welled up in his eyes.

He naturally understood her implicit message: don’t touch his son Seung Joo’s position as CEO. But since she was offering to protect his own control over the company, granting such a reasonable request—as a biological mother—was the least he could do.

“Truth be told, that kid never took his father seriously, sure—but he did a damn good job at work. Yeah.”

Having personally ordered his own son’s dismissal, Kwon Yong Chul had already resolved to cast a vote against it at the upcoming extraordinary shareholders’ meeting in May.

And that wasn’t all—Kang Hye Sun even adopted a saintly stance toward Yeon Hwa.

“Although it wasn’t destined for us, I sincerely hope my husband spends the rest of his life happily with someone who truly suits him.”

No, she was more than a saint—even roadside stone Buddhas are said to turn away when faced with a co-wife!

“So this is why they say ‘the original wife, the original wife.’”

Chairman Kwon wiped away his flowing tears. If only he’d known sooner what a profoundly kind-hearted person she was, he wouldn’t have treated her so badly. He’d been terribly unfair to Seung Joo too.

Grateful, remorseful, regretful… his chest felt like it might burst. He desperately longed to meet her, kneel, and beg for forgiveness.

It was obvious where his ex-wife would be.

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