"Ha ha. Fancy meeting you here, sunbae."

"Professor Ju. I read that paper you just put out on why we need to amend the Constitution. You were sharp back in school too, but this is something else. Ahead of its time, I'd say."

"I'm embarrassed to hear that from a former Prosecutor General."

"I'm just a has-been, but you're still in the game~ I envy you."

"You're too kind."

That one's a professor in Hanguk University's law department... and the man in front of him is a former Prosecutor General!

Do Do-hui hadn't known a thing about the foundation, so she'd pestered CEO Jang Tae-san until he let her help out.

She was the helper for the day.

She wanted to score more points with his mother.

Yesterday she'd watched him smash the Hanguk Group chairman's wife—the woman whose family owned Hanguk Airlines—and she'd made up her mind all over again.

She was never leaving that man's side.

And so the day began.

Guests were filing one after another into the banquet hall of the Pelton Hotel in Gangnam.

Since she was a little girl, Do-hui had been studying up on Korea's famous names for the sake of business, and she was stunned.

Nobody at the company had known the foundation was even being set up.

Samu Law had handled the whole thing.

Its name: the Daeguk Foundation.

Daeguk was the CEO's father's name.

But it was his mother who actually ran it.

Word was that his father had graduated from a top Korean university but had thrown himself into growing organic apples.

She wanted to meet him at least once, but she'd never had the chance.

Which was why she was so focused on scoring points.

She stuck by his mother's side and served her with genuine devotion.

The moment anyone said come visit sometime, she was going to set a date.

So today, she meant to give it everything she had.

She'd dressed for it in a neat white skirt and a cool blue shirt embroidered with a soft floral pattern.

"Prosecutor General! Sunbae!"

"Dae-gyun. You get younger…