“I want to stay.”

But Eun So-Yeon’s subdued voice stopped Kang Chan’s hand.

“Think about it carefully. It would most likely anger me if you say later that you regret your decision and that you want to leave,” Kang Chan warned.

Lee Ha-Yeon looked at Eun So-Yeon with contempt.

“I’m going to stay. I really want to work with Michelle unnie—no, director Michelle.”

Kang Chan looked at the contract. It said that the investment was thirty million won.

He wanted to wake up his sluggish body.

“If we have coffee, get me a cup,” Kang Chan ordered.

Startled by his words, a female employee stood up and headed to a water dispenser..

He slowly scanned through the documents under the contracts.

The investment was the fund that covered the trainees’ food, accommodation, gym, and other daily expenses. Their contract lasted ten years, and it forced them to pay back six times the amount that went into them. They also had to compensate the company with five hundred million won should they cancel the contract.

‘They are essentially slaves.’

Kang Chan smiled bitterly as he took the coffee that the female employee handed to him.

“General manager Lim,”...