Ken Sato, son of Hayao Sato and Emiko Sato, is among the most Famous Baseball players globally.
He is leaving a ton of reporters to chase and want to know everything about him and his position as a baseball player.
When you Y/N L/N, a famous repor...
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Monday, you found yourself in a daunting meeting with your boss, Aoi Hikari. Aoi was infamous in the industry for her relentless pursuit of ratings, often prioritizing sensationalism. Despite this, she had propelled you from a rookie reporter to one of Japan's most recognized journalists, expanding your role far beyond mere storytelling and interviews.
"L/N-San, sit down, please," Hikari-san commanded sharply, motioning to the chair in front of her imposing desk. Her office, adorned with awards and framed magazine covers, spoke more of ambition than comfort, with its modern decor and vibrant colors.
You took your seat cautiously. "What's the issue, Hikari-san?"
Aoi leaned forward, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "So, you know we ran a poll on our social media for our next broadcast on the 15th, right?"
"And that means?" you asked, raising an eyebrow.
"You'll be interviewing Ken Sato for the sports segment!" Hikari-San announced with a smile.
Your heart sank. You had hoped to keep your personal life separate from your professional career, especially after the painful end of your relationship with the baseball star. You knew he was back in town-you had seen his press release-but you weren't ready to face him again after everything.
"You want me to interview Ken?"
The memories stung. You had envisioned a future with him, but he had pushed you away, unable to commit. His departure for the West after your breakup had left you heartbroken in Japan, a pain you hadn't fully recovered from.
Aoi nodded, her smile calculating. "Exactly. Your history with him will add a juicy layer of drama our audience craves. It's all about ratings, Y/N."
You struggled to hide your discomfort. "But Hikari-san, I'll maintain professionalism-"
Hikari cut you off, her tone unyielding. "This is about giving our viewers what they want. This interview could skyrocket our ratings and solidify your position as a top-tier reporter."
Aoi's gaze turned steely, her tone cutting through your protests like a katana through butter. "This is about ratings, darling. Ratings! And this interview could turn you into a household name faster than you can say 'breaking news'."
