Min-Jae's car stopped at the entrance of a tall skyscraper with the Korean letters 제이디 written boldly at the top. Anyone who lived in Seoul knew the building. It was the headquarters of JD Korea, one of the biggest entertainment and media branches in Asia.
The moment he stepped out, workers standing near the entrance bowed immediately.
"Good morning, Director Min-Jae."
"Good morning, sir."
He nodded back casually. He had gotten used to it, but sometimes it still felt strange. Years ago, he was just a trainee struggling to survive. Now people bowed the moment he walked past.
He entered the lobby, stepped into the elevator, and a soft ping later, he was already on the highest floor.
His office.
Calling it an office was an understatement. The space was beautiful — floor-to-ceiling windows, polished marble floors, minimalist furniture, and a view of the entire city. Every time he walked inside, it hit him again that this life was real.
