“Is that really true? Did Lanok really say he’s going to connect the rail to South Korea?” Go Gun-Woo asked Kang Chan.

“He did. He also said he’ll tell me how this would turn out within a few days. It hasn’t been finalized yet, though, and he's still thinking of how to push through with this, so he told me to take it with a grain of salt."

“Woah!” Go Gun-Woo’s exclamation was full of false hope.

What's he doing?

Kang Chan discreetly looked around him, finding not only the secretary but even Kim Hyung-Jung unable to control their facial expressions.

“Mr. Kang Chan!” Go Gun-Woo looked absolutely excited.

“Thank you! I feel like I’ve now done my duty to the country as a Prime Minister. If this succeeds, then our future generations will prosper for a long time. Thank you so much, Mr. Kang Chan!”

“Lanok said nothing’s been finalized yet, though,” Kang Chan said.

“That’s not true!” Go Gun-Woo shook his head. “Once Lanok says he’ll push through with it, then you can already consider...