Yun Seohui signed the contract and passed the pile of papers to the left.

The middle-aged man, neatly dressed in a suit, bit his lower lip.

But he couldn’t possibly resist as his boss had already signed before him.

Finally, the man took the pen out of his pocket and signed the contract papers.

The same thing repeated. The next recipient signed the documents and handed them over to the person next to him.

As the pile of contracts moved from left to right, Seol Jihu and Kim Hannah stared at Yun Seohui.

They pretended to be calm, but the truth was that they were confused.

They had spent days without any sleep preparing for this meeting, so it felt strange that Yun Seohui accepted their terms without a single objection.

‘Could it be that….’

With a light frown, Kim Hannah carefully went over Yun Seohui’s words in her head.

[Sinyoung made a tentative conclusion concerning this case a few days ago.]

This meant that Sinyoung had already reached a decision, even before this meeting.

This was proven by the fact that Sinyoung’s executives were signing the contracts without any resistance, although their faces did look grim.

‘But why?’

But this logical conclusion confused her even more.

The Yun Seohui is surrendering without putting up even a token resistance? Really?

As new questions arose, the pile...