episode_0058

Reporter Nam’s Interview Log.

Me: First, I’d like to express my gratitude to CEO Cha Doyeon of for officially agreeing to this interview.

Cha Doyeon, CEO of : The pleasure is all mine, thank you for inviting me.

The interview took place in the CEO’s office at the HR building.

The CEO-nim was kind enough to set aside time for this issue.

I should note that I recorded the interview and transcribed the log on a laptop set on the table between the sofas.

Q. To save your time, CEO-nim, I’ll get straight to the questions. Then, first, I must bring up the achievements you’ve made in such a short period.

A. If by “achievements,” you mean…? Which achievements are you referring to?

Q. Naturally, I mean the investment sector. It’s been reported that ever since you independently left , your various investments, not just in coins, have been skyrocketing.

A. Ah, I’ve just been lucky enough to keep succeeding.

Q. “Lucky enough,” you say?

A. Yes, investment is ultimately a matter of luck.

Puzzled, I paused for a beat, then,

Q. Well, I don’t know, it seems incredibly difficult to believe that a company that became independent without the group’s help could simply “luckily” post quarterly earnings of 7.4 trillion won….

A. Well, investment is a probability where the outcome cannot be easily predicted.

Q. Hmm…. To be honest, even if we assume that Bitcoin prices have risen again, you predicted a sharp increase for some coin with a dog drawn on it, and recently, there was even a competitive bid issue for theme park construction rights with .

A. ……

Q. Of course, in the latter example, CEO-nim, you failed to win the bid, but as if by *saeongjima* (misfortune may turn into a blessing), an ancient ruin was discovered there. Afterwards, quickly pulled out, and rumors are even circulating that the Seoul Metropolitan Government, with fire on its heels, made some kind of deal with you. …Could this truly be just a coincidence?

A. Hahaha. Well, then you could say I’m a psychic who can see the future.

The CEO-nim joked and laughed, but it was certainly impossible to explain it any other way.

The more I looked into it, the more I wondered if she truly had some divine insight, but the CEO-nim simply added a comment directed at shareholders, as if tidying things up nonchalantly.

A. Our always moves first for the benefit of our shareholders. We work like diligent bees for the greater profit of our shareholders. I believe we are seeing the fruits of that mindset.

According to my preliminary research, ‘s stock price has risen by over 30 times compared to three months ago.

With an absurd surge that instantly inflated its market capitalization to an enormous sum, it’s being called speculation rather than investment.

Online, people unanimously called Cha Doyeon a swindler, but the Financial Supervisory Service had already completed its investigation into these results.

The surprise earnings announcement at the shareholders’ meeting, which shook the entire nation, meant it was the real deal, certified even by a national institution.

Q. Honestly, I too have written articles expressing doubt about your management abilities, CEO-nim, but… you seem like a different person from before.

A. Was that so?

Here, the CEO-nim simply smiled, as if forgiving generously.

A nonchalance that seemed to let things pass like *maidongpung* (in one ear and out the other). Her impression had completely changed, as if the days of picking fights everywhere were long gone.

Q. While I don’t know the full details, it seems there was an occasion that led to a change in your mindset.

A. Yes. I plan to continue showing positive changes in the future. Soon, there might be another announcement that our shareholders will appreciate.

Q. I see….

The warm-up ended here. It was time to get to the main point. After all, this was the reason I called her here today.

Q. Very well. Actually, the most crucial question today isn’t about your miraculous achievements, CEO-nim, but about your intent to acquire and other ‘Hwaryeong’ affiliates.

A. Yes, it’s finally come to this.

Q. It has already been reported that you purchased a significant amount when ‘s stock price plummeted, and with public bidding, you’ve secured a considerable stake. Do you intend to proceed with an M&A as is?

A. I’m revealing this now, but I’ve already met with CEO Cha Hwaryeon, and it’s currently in progress. However, the existing has such a complex governance structure that there are many procedures to handle.

Q. Th-that’s right!

After that, I diligently typed away on my laptop, *tap-tap-tap*. It was such an interesting big issue that my hands trembled a bit with excitement.

Q. Then, CEO-nim, it seems you’ll be acquiring the group’s affiliates in reverse, with the company that was pushed out to become independent?

A. Hearing it like that, it does seem to be the case.

Q. It’s like a shrimp growing to the size of a whale and swallowing it in reverse, truly unprecedented. How should we interpret this situation? Should we see it as revenge, sharpened like a keen blade after you were expelled, CEO-nim?

Even after saying it, I felt the question was a bit aggressive, but the CEO-nim hesitated for a moment here.

She lightly tapped her leg, then answered as if blurting it out.

A. While I can’t say there are absolutely no personal feelings involved, my acquisition of Hwaryeong’s affiliates isn’t solely an investment looking to the future.

Q. Then what?

A. It’s for development.

Q. …Development?

A. Yes. You could see it as part of a step-up to fix Korea’s chronic problems and further develop it.

Q. Can you explain in more detail?

In response, she merely shrugged her shoulders playfully. She seemed to tease, as if about to answer, like someone holding back a sneeze, then pulled back.

A. I’m sorry. Let’s only discuss the acquisition of Hwaryeong Construction today.

Q. …My intuition tells me that an unusual seismic shift will occur after the death of Chairman Cha Seongtaek, who was formerly appointed as chairman. Can you not answer?

A. Again, I apologize. This is likely an issue that could shake up all major corporations in South Korea, so I must maintain confidentiality for now.

Q. ……I understand.

A reply that was either bluster or just a simple joke, delivered with a faint smile.

In any case, the interview proceeded calmly after this. Regarding the treatment of Cha Hwaryeon, who was the previous CEO of , and the future blueprint of the independent HR Group, and so on. Cha Doyeon openly and freely answered how she would handle the crisis-stricken .

A wealth of substantial information came in, and I recorded the log up to this point.

“Phew… Thank you for your hard work on this long interview, Reporter-nim.”

“N-no, I should be thanking you for granting me this exclusive interview.”

CEO Cha Doyeon was so kind, it made me wonder if she ever had a past as a reckless person.

She was humble, not like the “lucky swindler” the internet rumors portrayed her to be, and she didn’t add any unnecessary embellishments, as if intending to let her results speak for themselves.

‘……So the stock went up that much, huh? Should I jump in even now?’

10.57%↑

Checking the stock price in the hallway, ‘s stock had risen another 10% today.

*Gulp!*

I looked down at my phone, conflicted, then decided to throw in just a little, about 1,000 won, as if I were taking a gamble.

Just in case it goes up even more now.

*** ***

“How is it? Did the article turn out well?”

“……”

As I handed her the printed newspaper commemorating my first official interview, Cha Hwaryeon slowly read through it, her eyes rolling.

Standing in front of me, she read the fine print, and then, as if something displeased her, her cheeks puffed out in a pout.

“‘Isn’t the reckless loss of hundreds of billions in contract fees and the owner risk too great to continue with the existing management?’ In response to the reporter’s question, it says, ‘We are not discussing restructuring. Even though Cha Hwaryeon made an excessive investment, it is my stance to give her one more chance.’ …What is this supposed to be?”

“What do you mean ‘what’? It’s exactly as I said.”

I replied, stretching my legs out on the table.

Ultimately, the theme park construction project concluded with Hwaryeong Construction withdrawing.

My second *noona* officially admitted to a lack of funds under my direction, and I volunteered to act as the firefighter, revealing the stock acquisition and official takeover behind the scenes.

Subsequently, negotiations with the Seoul Metropolitan Government, which desperately needed the construction, also concluded with a renegotiation, funneling work to the cooperating companies that helped solve the ruin issue and to , which I would soon acquire.

It was as if I’d won the contract at a cheaper price than originally planned.

Looking back, it was a troublesome deed that didn’t yield much profit beyond collapsing my second *noona*’s company, but I got what I wanted, so it was fine.

Other matters can be entrusted to experts.

Anyway, I can roll up far greater profits elsewhere than by digging for land.

“I kept my promise, didn’t I? Even if you don’t like the wording of the interview, I put you in the corporate head position, and I even set things up so *noona* could ultimately do the abandoned construction, didn’t I?”

“…Yes, on the condition of breaking away from Hwaryeong Group and being absorbed.”

“Anyway, you two sisters weren’t particularly close, so there’s no problem, right? While I was at it with the acquisition, I even collaborated with the Financial Supervisory Service to cover up *noona*’s accounting fraud history.”

“……”

Cha Hwaryeon closed her mouth, as if she had nothing more to say.

Ultimately, this act of favoring family members could draw criticism for bending the arm inwards.

But what does it matter if they criticize or not?

“By now, I’ve completely saved your face, haven’t I, *noona*?”

“Well…”

I’m offering all this by spending my own hard-earned money.

Since it was essentially my wholly-owned subsidiary anyway, there’s no one who would try to tackle it.

Cha Hwaryeon dropped the newspaper she was holding onto the table where I had my legs stretched out.

Soon after, she seemed to be hesitating in a way uncharacteristic of her personality, then gently settled her hips beside me.

We silently faced each other, then she approached as if gathering a step of courage.

“Chuuup, ch-chuu… Mmm, ooh♥”

A kiss between siblings, immediately followed.

As if rewarding the male’s efforts, my second *noona* grabbed my dick and rubbed her body against me.

Now, without resistance, she skillfully intertwined her body with her younger brother, pressing her thighs tightly against mine.

She finally climbed onto my lap, wrapping her arms around my neck,

‘I’m satisfied. So, this reward… I’ll have to give it properly, won’t I?’

*Grin.*

“For *noona*, I’d be happy to die anytime.”

“Oh, you…♥”

*Squeeze♥*

Affection that began to transcend the sibling relationship, confirmed by tightly grabbing her butt.

As if my answer pleased her quite a bit, Hwaryeon-noona rubbed her wet slit against my erect dick, exciting me.

*Clink♥*

At the same time, as she readily unbuttoned her shirt, the dog collar she had put on before was revealed. She licked her lower lip, showing the hidden proof of her loyalty to me.

“Mmm! H-aah♥ There, that feels good…! Your dick is so big…♥”

They fucked right there.

After endless efforts, I had won *noona*’s heart, and now I could devour that arrogant pussy to my heart’s content.

‘Since the group’s scale has reduced quite a bit, I’ll just have to see how the first *noona* and the youngest come out now♬’

“Yes, there… You’re so good! Grab my butt even tighter…♥”

Having secured one, it wouldn’t be long now.

Jung Sooran wasn’t interested in management, so I only needed to subjugate two more insolent *noonas*.

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*Screeeech!*

“Huh?”

I had come down to the basement to go to work.

I heard the sound of tires screeching on the ground, so I turned my head, and,

*Vroooom!*

“Ugh, what the f*ck@#!$!?!”

From early morning, some red foreign car, even with its headlights on, charged at me.

It grazed past me so dangerously close that I almost got hit by the car.

Before I could even swear at the sedan that stopped just slightly ahead of me, the rear passenger window rolled down.

The curse had climbed to the tip of my tongue, but it vanished instantly at the sight of a refreshingly smiling face.

“Yoo-hoo!”

“……Soeun-ie?”

“Long time no see, *oppa*♡”

*Smile*♡

Dark sunglasses, as if she were going somewhere fun. She slid them down slightly like an actress posing for a photoshoot, and called out, shaking her blonde hair.

“Shall we talk for a bit?”

Cha Soeun, the youngest of the Hwaryeong family.

The younger sibling from below had boldly approached first, rather than those above.