The Remains Of Our Colorless Goodbye

Chapter 10

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P.S:
*The sentences written in Italics is the character's thoughts. I should have noted that earlier (^_^;)😁 anyways, please flip the page for the next chapter 💜*

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"If we would look at the graph, it'll be very easy to tell that..."

That graph is too much...

"...like in here as you can see the sales and the budget..."

Too many symbols...

Sigh.

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"Appa let's go amusement
park, Pwease?"

"Amusement... park?"

"Umh!"

"...Why so sudden?--Do you
even know what amusement
park is Seojung-ah?"

"Uhm! Seojung go
amusement park!"

"You did?!"

"...that's the end of our presentation..."

"Yes!"

"How?"

"Uncle Taetae, takeawgsgsudgashbdhff--"

"Appa can't understand
you speak so fast, Seojungie."

"Hmp! Let's go amusement park, appa!"

"Yes we will, but--"

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"What?"

That particular low voice cuts off Jeongguk's train of thoughts so fast--because he knows so well who the owner is, even without looking--it makes him jolt on his seat and snap his head swiftly at the direction of Seokjin, out of fear that he did something wrong again--cause that's always the case these past 3 days,--but to his little surprise, Seokjin is not looking back at him nor directing the question towards him.

In fact, Seokjin is staring pass his shoulders right now, with an expression that is so cold it can burn.

"I don't think I heard you right." Seokjin informs, "Can you repeat it?"

The tone of voice he's using suddenly turned into a challenging one on the last part of his sentence, like he's daring them to really repeat the words to him if they want trouble now.

Well, that is bad for everyone if you would ask Jeongguk because Seokjin is in a very stressed state these days.

He have a pile of works to do before the shareholders meeting--that'll happen next week--and everything is not going his way recently, so if this situation progressed and made him snap then it'll be very nasty. This meeting would be so fucked up for sure.

"I-I," the man who's presenting the financial report earlier starts to utter in a low tone that it sounded like he's whispering, "I said, T-that's it for our r-report for today, Mr. kim--s-sir."