Hwang Jeong-Hu's sudden suggestion left Kang Jin-Ho visibly confused, so he began tilting his head. “My own business, you say?”

“That's right.” Hwang Jeong-Hu nodded, then sent a sneaky little glance in Jo Gyu-Min's direction, telling the latter to start explaining.

However, before Jo Gyu-Min could do that, Kang Jin-Ho's phone rang first.

“Mm?” Kang Jin-Ho hurriedly tried to end the call only to notice his father's name on the screen. He got up and looked back at Hwang Jeong-Hu. “I'm sorry, but I should take this. Please excuse me.”

“Alright, go ahead.” Hwang Jeong-Hu nodded, then watched Kang Jin-Ho quickly exit the office. He shifted his attention over to Jo Gyu-Min. “Are we really doing the right thing here, Gyu-Min?”

Jo Gyu-Min, wearing his glasses for the first time in a while, quickly pushed them up his nose as he replied, “Chairman, as I've alluded to earlier, Mister Jin-Ho is like a piece of blank paper. If we're to introduce him to Jaegyeong's operation, we must prepare him first.”

“In that case, isn't it a better idea for him to earn an MBA or something? It's not like he has rocks for brains now, is it? No, he's smart enough to get into any university in the country if that's what he wants. Hell, I bet he'd have no problem getting degrees in overseas universities.”

Jo Gyu-Min shook his head. “In any other corporations, that might work, sir. However, Jaegyeong was built from the ground up through your hard work. To inherit the mindset of the company founder,...