“...And it's not happily ever after, now is it?”

Jo Gyu-Min sighed nonstop as he pored through stacks of documents. People like Kang Jin-Ho and the children could go, 'Oh, wow. That was one hell of an event, wasn't it?' and walk away, but it was a different story for everyone else.

The entire Korean peninsula seemed to be in an uproar from all the headlines about the first-ever incident of an amusement park's near collapse. And this incident happened when the public sentiment regarding safety was at its most sensitive in years. With the news of yet another near-miss catastrophe doing the rounds, many unhappy voices among the public began criticizing the government for ignoring public safety and negligence.

Even the reporters descended on the story like a pack of ravenous vultures to report on it as if there hadn't been an incident as juicy as this one in recent times. Or maybe they were trying to turn the public's attention away from something else?

“...Urgh. I need a break...” Jo Gyu-Min massaged the bridge of his nose.

Someone must've spread the word that Jaegyeong was involved in the clean-up of this incident because phone calls of inquiry had been relentlessly hounding the Office of Secretaries for some time now.

“Do you realize what you have done, Chief Jo?!”

That loud yell from the head of the PR department still rang inside Jo Gyu-Min's head, making him even more sorrowful than before. What was up with that rebuking tone!

All Jo Gyu-Min did was do his absolute best to help during the clean-up, wasn't...