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“They’ve really put in tremendous effort and sincerity in the comments. I’m astonished.” Ha Jae-Gun replied as he looked down at Rika, making eye contact.
His nose scrunched emotionally at the American editor’s review that traveled from across the ocean.
Although he knew nothing much about Open House, it didn’t matter much to him now. He was only deeply grateful to them for reminding him what was more important to a writer than the royalties.
— I was quite surprised as well. Um… I’m not sure how much you’ve heard from President Kwon, but Open House is a…
“A small-sized company?”
— Compared to Knobble and Scholastic, they are around a thirtieth of those companies' size, and their sales last year were a little short of $60 million. It’s not a small amount, but it's not that big either.
Chae Yoo-Jin let out a short sigh and continued,
— And there’s one other thing. I didn’t send the proposal to Open House first.
“Who did…?”
— If it wasn’t me, then there’s one and only answer. They contacted me first. They expressed huge interest in The Breath. I had a call with their editor-in-chief, and he was extremely passionate about signing The Breath. I was really surprised.
“What are your opinions on this, Ms. Yoo-Jin?” Ha Jae-Gun asked. He stood up from his seat and headed to the coffeemaker.
Rika and Nun-Sol followed and flanked him like his personal bodyguards.
“They are a publishing company that you, as an agent, haven’t put into your consideration...
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