Ja-hwang Gu left the Seoeun Department Store and rushed to the family house, where his grandfather was waiting: Mun-gyeong Gu, Chairman of FK Construction.

"Chairman. The young master is here."

"Young master, my foot!"

A thunderous voice came from the study.

Another voice followed, trying to calm Mun-gyeong down.

"Father, please calm down. It's not as if Ja-hwang did it on purpose, is it?"

"If that wasn't on purpose, what does he have to do, dump shit on my face himself?"

Mun-gyeong's anger wouldn't let up, and he kept shouting.

"If that little bastard isn't out to sink the company, then what is he doing? Didn't I tell you that boy was no good from the start? Are you going to go out right now and make me another one?"

"Father. His mother can hear you."

"So what if she does?"

Bang, bang.

Mun-gyeong pounded the desk with his fist and raised his voice.

"All you ever fathered was one boy who's worth less than the trash lying in the street, and you've got something to say? Can't you say a word to that wife of yours at home? Does she have you on a leash?"

"No, sir. On a leash? Absolutely not."

Seong-chan Gu, President of FK Construction, denied it, even waving his hands, but to Mun-gyeong that only made him look more pathetic.

Mun-gyeong was about to yell at Seong-chan again when Ja-hwang, the one who had started all this, appeared at the study door.

"Grandfather. I…"

Thwack.

"Ja-hwang!"

Seong-chan stared at Ja-hwang in shock.

Ja-hwang had barely said hello before the pencil holder came flying off the desk at him.

"You little bastard. What do you go around doing out there?"

Seong-chan looked at Ja-hwang with worried eyes.

But Mun-gyeong's tirade didn't stop.

"Do you know what you did tonight?"

Bang, bang.

Mun-gyeong was too enraged to stay in his seat. He slammed his fist on the desk and got up.

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