‘Noona, you’re great at that kind of task.’0

Lee Ji-Hye looked as if she had been betrayed, but I didn’t feel guilty because she didn’t have the right to look at me with that kind of face, considering what she had done during the Rafael incident.0

I truly didn't expect that the opportunity to take revenge on her would come so soon, but I smiled when I saw her panicking. Lee Ji-Hye had to have thought of something because she didn’t seem as dejected, but she looked at me as if she were calling me a narrow-minded fool.0

For now, she was breathing calmly, and even though this wasn’t what she wanted, she’d probably do her best to fix it since there was no point in crying over spilled milk. The first task at hand was lowering the really high cut-off point.0

"Fifteen percent is too high. Ten percent,” Lee Ji-Hye suggested.0

“Fifteen percent,” Cha Hee-Ra argued.0

“Ten percent is the limit, Mercenary Queen. Honestly, I can’t even guarantee ten percent, so I think ten percent is the win-win decision here. It's better to choose the realistic option rather than a mere probability,” she explained.0

“Fifteen,” Cha Hee-Ra repeated.0

“12 percent then,” Lee Ji-Hye suggested.0

“I already told you fifteen percent. You have a good eye for talent,...0