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The nature of an editor's job entailed close contact with the rich and powerful. Hence, second-generation politicians and third-generation chaebols would occasionally be found to be involved in cases of celebrity drug offenders.
To publish these articles, editors often negotiate with the parents of the individuals involved, as chaebols exert financial pressure and politicians wield power over the situation.
The current editor-in-chief of Central Daily Newspaper, Lee Sang-Mook, was a seasoned political figure. He wasn't the type to publish an article without ensuring his own safety.
Feeling frustrated, Choi So-Hye undid the top button of her blouse. "Ugh. That cowardly bastard. He has no guts even though he's the editor-in-chief! I swear, I should just quit this company or something..."
The fuming Choi So-Hye grumbled about the upper echelons of the media company.
"That's it. Team Lead Jung. Let's order some drinks first!" She exclaimed angrily.
I pressed the bell to order two servings of a traditional Korean meal and a bottle of traditional liquor. Pouring her a drink, I began asking her for specific details.
"To what extent have you covered the story?"
Choi So-Hye gulped down her drink in one go. "Ugh~ Why is the liquor so bitter today? Actually, I've even secured some photos."
"You took photos? Then it's all over for them," I remarked.
"Yes, but only if we could report it."
Unlike vague news articles, having photos would give it a tremendous impact.
"But how did...



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