Woo-Jin had been aware of Kim Gwang-Sik’s presence for a while now. On the night that Blue Fit’s Lee Yeon visited Woo-Jin and got in the car accident, someone had taken pictures of the incident. By studying these photos, anyone could figure out where they had been taken from unless they were an idiot.

Initially, Woo-Jin was under the impression that no one was aware of that night when Lee Yeon had visited him after deciding to commit suicide. Yet, a picture of their interaction was taken, and even CEO Jang Soo-Hwan ended up hearing about it.

For anyone who viewed the pictures, it would be impossible to figure out the actual context just from the photos and videos alone. The only things people could see were Lee Yeon visiting Woo-Jin, the two men sharing a conversation, and the figure of Lee Yeon staring blankly into space when Woo-Jin had left.

Either way, this little information was enough for people to invent a story about the interaction. It was only a matter of who the reporters would portray in a positive light and who they would attack. However, CEO Jang Soo-Hwan didn’t want to tie Woo-Jin down to someone who was already done for. Woo-Jin didn’t need to improve his image with articles. Thus, CEO Jang simply silenced the press with money.

In the end, CEO Jang’s actions were beneficial to Lee Yeon. The idol had hit rock bottom, and he couldn’t possibly fall further. Now, Lee Yeon wanted the public to forget him as soon as possible and for the media to be indifferent to him. As such, CEO Jang had given him the greatest gift im...