Younger Man at Work (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 168

Children’s Day. Eun Ho, who had briefly dropped by during the day, had already left, and before they knew it, their joyful day was coming to an end.

While Eun Seo was chatting happily with Seon Ah and Na Eun, Hye Sun quietly took Seung Joo aside and sat down with him alone.

“Your father will soon transfer one percent of his shares to you.”

“Mother, you really are something else.”

Seung Joo looked astonished. He knew just how obsessed his father, Chairman Kwon, was with power—and how he treated even a single stock certificate as if it were his life. For such a man to hand over a full one percent was unthinkable.

One percent might sound small at first glance, but legally speaking, anyone holding more than one percent—since 2023, anyone holding over 10 billion won—is classified as a major shareholder. Owning one percent of Dae Won Group shares was more than enough to meet the legal criteria for major shareholder status, both before and after the law changed—it was an enormous stake.

But Hye Sun merely gave a faint laugh.

“Do you really think your father will take it out of his own pocket? He’s taking it from your younger brother and giving it to you.”

Seung Joo found it incredibly hard to believe.

“You mean Father is going to take Seung Hyun’s shares and give them to me?”

His father had always doted on Seung Hyun. They’d gone on overnight fishing trips together, and every weekend morning, they’d hit the sauna as a pair. It wasn’t that he, Seung Joo, felt excluded—it was just that the two of them looked like the picture-perfect father-and-son duo.

He could imagine his father taking something from him and giving it to Seung Hyun, but the opposite seemed utterly impossible.

“That can’t be right. Father is completely sincere when it comes to Seung Hyun.”

Hye Sun let out a soft chuckle—of course, it was mockery directed not at her son, but at that man, his father.

“Kwon Yong Chul always claims he’s sincere with everyone. It’s just that his sincerity never lasts.”

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