It was hard to predict what on earth this sly snake was up to.

Informed of their destination upon getting in Lanok’s car, Kang Chan couldn’t help but be dumbfounded. After going through a bunch of complicated procedures, they headed into the Blue House.

Moon Jae-Hyun entered the meeting room and held out his hand to Lanok.

“Nice to meet you,” Moon Jae-Hyun said.

“Thank you for agreeing to talk with me in private, Mr. President,” Lanok said.

With a notepad in hand, the female interpreter relayed what Lanok was saying.

“Have a seat.” Moon Jae-Hyun gestured at the chairs, and they all sat down almost at the same time.

“I heard that you enjoy smoking cigars. It’s been a while since I last had time to smoke leisurely,” Moon Jae-Hyun commented.

An employee approached them and put cigarettes, cigars, and an ashtray on the table.

Click.

They stopped talking for a moment to light up their respective cigarettes and cigars. Afterward, Lanok looked at Kang Chan, seemingly able to understand why Kang Chan couldn’t smoke.

“Let’s have tea.” Moon Jae-Hyun offered. He was the first to take a...