“By the way, I found out a pretty interesting piece of information. The real reason why Woo-Jin left TM,” Seol Moon-Young said to Kim Seok-Hyung.

“What?”

“Lee Yeon-Yi had done something that Woo-Jin refused to do.”

“...” CEO Kim wasn’t sure what Seol Moon-Yong was implying, so he kept quiet.

Blue Fit’s member, Lee Yeon-Yi, had gotten drunk at a drinking party one day and unintentionally spilled a secret. Seol Moon-Young happened to get wind of it.

“Right now, the golden eggs are being laid, but in any case, once a sex scandal breaks out, it’s impossible to make a comeback. I’m sure you know that better than I do. Even if you hold events and concerts abroad, the group will still meet its doom and disband at some point. So it would be better for you to just let them go right now. Keep in mind that only then would you be able to save TM's image and keep our solidarity going for a long time.”

Seol Moon-Young smirked. As a former idol, he was more familiar than anyone else with how the music industry worked. This group still had a lot to offer, so abandoning them at this point was such a waste. But there was nothing else the CEO could do. He had to save himself first to live to see another day.

“Did you forget you were the producer of that album?”

“Let’s just tell the public that, ‘The soft-hearted producer caved to the complaints of his overly-ambitious student,’ and call...