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It was as if time had stopped—everyone froze.
To be precise, everyone else in the room had lost their consciousness.
Davey then created a small spark in the reporters' equipment, burning out their memory storage.
He knew that leaving behind evidence would be troublesome.
"My apologies for visiting so suddenly without prior notice, Mr. President."
"H-How did this…?"
"I see you were in the middle of a meeting."
Though he wore a smile on the surface, he seemed to realize something was off. His expression stiffened.
"T-This… Isn't this Congressman Park?! What is going on here?”
"Mr. President, as an outsider, I sincerely apologize for barging in and acting without prior arrangement."
Davey gave a slight bow, and the president made a sour face.
"It's fine, but I would appreciate a heads-up next time."
"I'll keep that in mind."
Still, no matter how one looked at it, a situation like this, entrenched in international affairs, could hardly be considered normal.
"Ugh…"
Congressman Park groaned in pain. Davey remained silent, staring at him so coldly that it made him twitch slightly.
"Don't tell me… you did this to him?”
"A complete coincidence," Davey replied indifferently, then dropped into an empty chair. "Would you like to hear what this man has been up to?"
The president nodded tensely.
Davey proceeded to reveal everything—what Congressman Park had done over the years, his most recent misdeeds, and even his final words before he was incapacitated.
But as he shared the man’s wrongdoings, he couldn’t help but wonder if the president really hadn’t known.
More likely, he knew but lacked the evidence to act. Or perhaps he had chosen to turn a blind eye completely.
"Sigh. Of all the people to cross…"
"Korea should handle its own matters, of course. But if this gets publicized, it'll be quite a headache, won't it?"
Normally, Congressman Park would’ve controlled the media and swept the...
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