“You’re in a public space, not your house. Why are you trying to kick up a fuss here? Moreover, you don’t have any reason to come here anymore.”

“Why didn’t you answer my calls?! You made me come all the way here to look for you!” Oh Myung-Hoon yelled with bulging eyes.

Lee Soo-Hee’s face darkened, and she said in a low voice, “I don’t want to have to call the police, so you better lower your voice.”

“What? The police? You want to call the police?”

“Let’s talk outside.” Lee Soo-Hee pressed the exit button beside the entrance to their office and stepped out first. Oh Myung-Hoon glared at her for a while before following behind.

They walked to the end of a corridor and arrived at a quiet pantry. Lee Soo-Hee stood with her arms folded in front of her chest and her back facing the window with the scenery of the city beyond it.

“Talk. What is it that you want?”

“Why did you decide to use Jae-Gun?” Oh Myung-Hoon glared as he waited for an answer.

Lee Soo-Hee didn’t avoid his eyes and answered, “Because he’s good at what he does…”

“...What?”

“You were right. It was difficult to hire average writers within such a short period of time, but thankfully, I’ve got my connections. And that person is my university classmate, Ha Jae-Gun.”

“He’s good at what he does? He’s good enough for you to dismiss me and hire him as my replacement?”

“Let’s set this right. You were the one who didn’t like our game’s story plot and kept on complaining about it. Plus, Jae-Gun definitely has the ability to write a game scenario that is as good as yours. Wait, he might even be...