Seong-ho Kim and Dae-hwang Jin stepped off at Mohammed V International Airport with exhaustion written all over their faces.

"You've had a hard time of it."

Seong-ho Kim looked up at the blue sky and told Dae-hwang Jin he had had a hard time of it.

Dae-hwang Jin hurriedly wiped the fatigue from his face and answered.

"Not at all. It's you who has had the hard time, Vice-Chairman."

"Don't you think we ought to have a plane or two of our own?"

They had arrived twenty-four hours after setting out, by way of the notorious Paris transfer, in order to reach Morocco.

"Until recently I thought there was no real need for one, but this trip has made me feel the necessity of a corporate jet keenly."

Dae-hwang Jin, who had felt like dying of discomfort even flying business class, had been in the middle of deciding that the first thing he would push for on returning to Korea was the introduction of a corporate jet.

"Since you agree as well, President Jin, I'll push hard for it as soon as we're back."

"Please do. I'm counting on it, Vice-Chairman."

Dae-hwang Jin, who had begun worrying about the return journey the moment he arrived, bowed his head toward Seong-ho Kim with an expression welling up from the heart.

While Seong-ho Kim was laughing lightly at the sight of him, Jeong-cheol Choi approached with several other people.

"Vice-Chairman. This is Dong-mu Jeon, the Maghreb Corporate Head, who is responsible for Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and the surrounding territories."

"Vice-Chairman. It's a pleasure to meet you. I'm Dong-mu Jeon, responsible for the Maghreb."

Corporate Head Dong-mu Jeon bowed low toward Seong-ho Kim.

"My apologies — coming on you suddenly like this must have thrown you."

Seong-ho Kim shook Dong-mu Jeon's hand lightly and apologized for the suddenness of the visit.

Corporate Head Dong-mu Jeon shook his head hard, keeping it bowed.

"Thrown? Nothing of the sort. If anything it's an honor to attend on you, Vice-Chairman."

At the word honor, Seong-ho Kim smiled broadly and said,

"Perhaps it's the long flight, but…