They caught Hong Jun-Tae and stopped him from being the whistleblower who would make Korea a clean country. Instead, Oh Kang-Woo turned him into a tool that could be used for any necessary malpractices and political schemes.

Kang-Woo sighed in relief and returned to the special storage room.

Cha Yeon-Joo approached him and asked, "How did it go?"

"I told him to report that he hadn't been able to discover any instances of corruption. And of course, I stopped him from becoming a whistleblower," Kang-Woo answered.

"Phew. That's good to hear."

"Yeah. All the corruption in Korea's government almost came to light."

The fact that Korea's political scene was still corrupt made them sigh in relief.

Baek Hwa-Yeon stared at them silently.

"What?" Yeon-Joo asked.

"No... It's nothing," Hwa-Yeon replied, grabbing her forehead in confusion.

She didn't know if she should be happy or not because of that situation.

'The world is a complex place,' Hwa-Yeon thought.

She had difficulty getting used to things like this because she'd lived her whole life like...