“Manager Kim, why would Huh Ha-Soo want to see me?” Kang Chan asked.

Kim Hyung-Jung shook his head, his gaze unmoving from the table.

“I have no idea. I’m sure it’s not just because he wants to put up an immature show of strength, but I also doubt he would ask you to go to the embassy to make you apologize,” Kim Hyung-Jung replied.

“Let’s do it, then,” Kang Chan stated.

“I beg your pardon?” Kim Hyung-Jung asked in surprise.

“I don’t see why I shouldn’t meet him. He has no reason to request my presence, so the fact that he’s asking for me has to mean that they want something. In return for accepting his demand, tell him to postpone processing the prime minister’s resignation letter to Monday,” Kang Chan suggested.

Kim Hyung-Jung looked like he had a hard time believing that was going to happen.

“Why don’t you make the call? The worst they can do is say no,” Kang Chan reassured him.

“Understood.” Kim Hyung-Jung immediately picked up the phone to explain the situation. “Mr. Kang Chan has requested to postpone the processing of the Prime Minister's resignation...