Sang-Hyeon never even told this secret to his friends during his archery days and treated the matter with utmost seriousness. He told Han Tae-Ho because he believed someone like him wouldn't speak lightly.

‘He'll probably like it.’

Sang-Hyeon kept his story a secret, but most people would find it enjoyable and relatable.

***

‘You used to be an archer?’

Manager Oh couldn't hide his surprise as he repeated Sang-Hyeon’s words. His curious eyes turned to Director Han.

‘This is…’

What would a successful man in their mid-fifties do for fun? They typically turned to a sport or hobby that the masses couldn't afford, so they could avoid mingling with everyday people.

‘Incredible!’

Billiards or Go was a game that anyone had access to, so most turned to golf because it was a sport that required money and time. However, even golf became standardized and everyone played it now.

The wealthy turned to a different sport, which turned out to be archery. Han Tae-Ho was also transitioning from golf to archery.

‘He just hit a home run!’

Han Tae-Ho was already favoring Sang-Hyeon in Manager Oh's eyes. He may have already progressed...