FREVOR

02

Author pov:

After receiving the news of her selection as the new secretary at Park Corporation, Jin-ah's heart soared with a mix of disbelief and joy. She had never dared to dream that she would land such a prestigious position, and the realization left her breathless with excitement.

With trembling hands, she hurried to share the news with her family, bursting into the living room where her mother and younger brother, Niki, were watching television.

"Guess what, Mom, Niki!" Jin-ah exclaimed, unable to contain her excitement. "I got the job at Park Corporation! I'm going to be their new secretary!"

Her mother's eyes widened in astonishment, a radiant smile spreading across her face. "Oh, Jin-ah, that's wonderful news!" she exclaimed, enveloping her daughter in a tight embrace. "I knew you could do it!"

Niki's reaction was a mix of disbelief and teasing. "No way, lazy sis actually got a job?" he teased, a mischievous grin playing on his lips. But beneath the teasing, Jin-ah could see the genuine pride shining in her brother's eyes.

As they basked in the glow of Jin-ah's achievement, her mother made a promise that filled the air with the tantalizing aroma of home cooking. "To celebrate, I'll make your ttaekbooki tonight," she announced, her eyes twinkling with delight. "We'll have a feast fit for a queen!"

After the celebratory dinner, Jin-ah retired to her room, her mind abuzz with thoughts of her new job. She spent the evening poring over the employee handbook provided by Park Corporation, eager to familiarize herself with the company's policies and procedures.

The next morning, Jin-ah arrived at the sleek, modern headquarters of Park Corporation, her heart pounding with nervous anticipation. She was greeted by the bustling energy of the office, the air alive with the hum of activity.

As she settled into her new role, Jin-ah found herself thrown into a whirlwind of tasks and responsibilities. From scheduling meetings to organizing documents, her days were a blur of activity as she worked tirelessly to prove herself in her new position.

Despite the challenges she faced, Jin-ah remained determined to succeed. She threw herself into her work with unwavering dedication, determined to make a name for herself in the cutthroat world of corporate business.

Meanwhile, unbeknownst to Jin-ah, Taehyung's presence loomed over the office like a specter, his influence felt even in his absence. Rumors swirled about the enigmatic CEO, whispers of his formidable reputation and his penchant for secrecy.

As Jin-ah diligently worked through her tasks, her phone rang, interrupting her concentration. Glancing at the caller ID, she saw it was Jimin's office number flashing on the screen. With a quick intake of breath, she answered the call, her heart pounding in her chest.

"Jin-ah, could you come to my office, please?" Jimin's voice sounded through the line, calm and composed as always.

"Of course, Mr. Park. I'll be right there," Jin-ah replied, her voice steady despite the butterflies in her stomach.

Gathering her composure, Jin-ah made her way to Jimin's office, her mind racing with possibilities. What could he want to see her about? Had she made a mistake? Or perhaps he had some new task for her to handle.

Pushing open the door to Jimin's office, Jin-ah stepped inside, her eyes meeting his across the room. Jimin gestured for her to take a seat, his expression unreadable as he studied her carefully.

"I wanted to discuss the upcoming project with you, Jin-ah," Jimin began, his tone businesslike yet warm. "I need your input on the presentation we're preparing for the board meeting in eight days."