“Just call me hyung. We don’t even have much of an age difference, so it’s weird to hear you say hyungnim,” Lee Hyung-Jin said with a serious look.

“Should I?”

Hyun-Min quickly nodded and accepted Lee Hyung-Jin’s suggestion.

“You would need staff members to perform in a concert hall, so it must be difficult for you to step up,” Woo-Jin said.

Preparing a concert wasn’t as simple as just renting a place. Woo-Jin quickly grasped the hardships Lee Hyung-Jin didn’t vocalize as he was also part of the industry and knew the nitty-gritty of organizing concerts.

“That’s right.”

“Why don’t you start looking into agencies? You must be receiving offers from various companies these days,” Woo-Jin asked.

“There are a few places that have reached out.”

Many agencies were contacting Lee Hyung-Jin recently, including the company that had terminated his contract the previous year. However, Hyung-Jin couldn’t trust any of them as he had experienced betrayal twice at the hands of the agencies he trusted.

“I’m going to be more careful with my choice this time,” Hyung-Jin said.

He didn’t plan on choosing a random agency in a hurry because he had difficult times right now. Hyung-Jin’s previous agency that seemed trustworthy had immediately abandoned him as soon as the bad rumors about him started spreading.

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