“How much longer do we have to do this…?”

Woo-Jin muttered as he stared down at the bear mask on the table.

“That’s why I said we should invest in stocks instead,” Hyun-Min complained.

“So? How would that help us at all?”

Woo-Jin’s decision not to trust Hyun-Min when it came to stocks was firm and unshakeable. Moreover, other students from their major had already lost even the initial 100,000 won they’d invested in stocks.

In comparison, their earnings might have been low today, but they hadn't suffered a loss.

“Besides, the stocks of the company you suggested have been falling like crazy recently, you know?” Woo-Jin reminded his friend.

Hyun-Min had guaranteed Woo-Jin that a certain videogame company would do extremely well. However, with the company’s new mobile game doing terribly, the stocks had been taking a nosedive.

Woo-Jin still had chills down his spine when he remembered how they had almost bought those stocks. His doubts about Hyun-Min’s opinions on stocks were truly reasonable and perfectly timed.

“That’s….”

Hyun-Min couldn’t say that he was just unlucky this time around because he had always been ‘unlucky’ with stocks so far. He could only keep his mouth shut. But since he felt frustrated, he still protested to Woo-Jin.

“Things would be so much easier for us if you just showed your face to everyone.”

He understood that Woo-Jin had a hard time today, but if he took off that heavy mask, their soaps would’ve sold out much faster. However, Woo-Jin refused to show his face no matter what and kept the mask on.

“That’s why I’m putting on a show out there to help with sales. Still, aren’t we doing pretty well so far?”

Although today’s...