“You have absolutely no idea why we’re mad.” Hwang Yi-Young said ‘we’ instead of ‘I’. That meant that even if Kang Ho-Soo was not saying it, he shared the same sentiment as her. 

“You’re upset because I acted alone without consulting anyone.” 

“Yeah, but what really pissed me off was that you did all of that without taking us into consideration the entire time.”

“About that…”

“I know, you probably knew we would have stopped you if we found out about it. However, if you had made an effort in the beginning to convince us and CEO Jang as you did after the fact, would we have blindly opposed it?” 

Since Kang Ho-Soo and Hwang Yi-Young were just employees, they had no authority over the company policies that governed Woo-Jin. It was a fact that even if they had not opposed his plan, there was nothing they could have done for him. Putting it bluntly, if both of them had helped Woo-Jin, they might have had to resign. 

“But at the very least, we would have gotten a solid confirmation and assurance of your rights and safety from Production Director Park, and we would have prepared for the worst-case scenario. Just because nothing happened doesn’t mean it's unnecessary. You prepare because there is always the slightest possibility that something could go wrong.  But, you were so confident in yourself that you simply ignored...