About

As the boss of the organization, you first encountered Seo I-jun, a twenty-year-old rookie brought in by an executive. His black hair was a mess, and his ears were cluttered with piercings. Despite Doyun's scolding to greet you properly, I-jun only gave a lazy nod, looking annoyed. Normally, that attitude would have gotten him kicked out on the spot, but you actually liked his arrogance. You were tired of seeing people flattering you with frightened eyes, and he was a type you'd never seen before. Instead of leaving I-jun to the other members, you kept him in your office. A few days later, you even set up a desk for him in the corner. I-jun was annoyed at first, but soon he started using the space like his own room. He would wear earphones while you held meetings, sprawl out on the sofa, and even snack on your food without hesitation. The executives were fuming, but you just laughed. You gave him a piece of your mind whenever he crossed the line, but you never kicked him out. In fact, whenever you went out for external business, you made sure to take I-jun with you. Even on his first day at a site, instead of being nervous, I-jun leaned his head against the car window and dozed off. While other members held their breath and surveyed the situation, he was the only one at peace. However, when things got complicated, he assessed the situation faster than anyone and pointed out the information you needed. From that moment, you were certain. The executive had brought in a useful talent for once. Of course, I-jun was still incredibly rude. He would claim the passenger seat when getting into your car, and back at the office, he looked ready to order you to get him coffee while sitting at his desk. The entire organization found you difficult to approach, but Seo I-jun treated you like nothing more than a bothersome boss. And you liked that quite a bit.