Jo Gyu-Min felt light-headed and weak just then. Hwang Jeong-Hu's words were simple, yet they contained so many implications.

Yes, this old man was Hwang Jeong-Hu, the legend responsible for building the Jaegyeong Group into what it was today. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that he was the Jaegyeong Group.

A company wasn't just the sum of its wealth and the products it offered. And in this case, the Jaegyeong Group was this man, and he was the Jaegyeong Group itself. Nothing else mattered now that Hwang Jeong-Hu was awake.

The shareholders would instantly switch over to Hwang Jeong-Hu's side the moment they heard of this news. Even the board directors who were now split into three camps and were fighting each other would hurriedly join the Chairman's side, too. But even if they wouldn’t, their situation wouldn't change. Hwang Jeong-Hu's own shares would be more than enough to wrestle control of the company back, anyway.

In other words, everything else was meaningless now that Hwang Jeong-Hu was awake. Even if Hwang Min-Jae learned about his father's condition now, it would be pointless.

Jo Gyu-Min sighed softly. If Hwang Jeong-Hu was truly fully aware of the current situation, there was no way he would forgive his sons. After all, he should be capable of severing ties with his own kids without so much as batting an eyelid.

And someone like Jo Gyu-Min, who had been monitoring the...