Strength | All of Bangtan

Chapter 4

The whole afternoon we spent at my family's estate. It was forty five minutes outside of Seoul so I didn't want to commute back and forth when I got here.

Though that may be an excuse for not wanting to confront anymore memories.

I grew very close with all of them in that span of time. Jungkook always finding a way to include me in a conversation.

Namjoon tried on suit after suit, complaining about the price on each one which I dismissed. He ended up with eight new suits with twelve button ups, he donned pointy black dress shoes.

All of the boys loved the house. Jimin took particular interest in the car garage, I said he could look around in there all he wants. We would also take a drive in a car of his choosing. I offered for them to stay as long as they'd like and that I'd be back tonight. They all decided to sleep over.

I had to leave to head to my meetings, very excited to be removing the President of his position. I talked to my Vice President about the President's recent activity, and my conclusions were correct. He had been slacking of, so much so that I couldn't understand how the Korean part of the company was still thriving.

Before I left, they asked if two of their friends could stay too. I didn't mind it, I trusted them.

"I will call down my staff, if you need anything just ask them," I said, pressing a button on the wall. It sent an alarm to the assistants from neighboring houses.

"Why aren't they here now?" V asked.

"I never find the need to use their service, I could do everything myself. If not I can call them, I don't need them on stand by
every second," I shrugged.

After the dinner, I called the President to my office. Five minutes later with no sign of him, I sighed. I got up and head down a floor to his office.

Opening the door, I saw him sitting on his desk facing away from the entrance, with his pants down to his ankles. A younger woman was in between his legs giving him head.

"How humiliating," I sneered. Both jumped at the disturbance and quickly turned to dress themselves. The woman looking ashamed, she had a Front Banking name tag. He on the other hand just rolled his eyes.

"I'll deal with you later," I said, eyeing the woman and she quickly took that as her cue to
leave.

"Jade, what do you want?" He asked, heading back to sit on the chair behind the desk.

"It's Chairman to you," I growled, he rolled his eyes.

"What did you come here to do, Chairman?" He dragged the syllables, mocking the title.

"I came here to fire you," I said, his eyes bugged out, threatening to pop out.

"You can't do that," he hastily shook his hands. "This company needs me! Reconsider!"

"By the tone of your desperate pleas, you need this company more than it needs you. President Chul will do a better job than you ever could. You were loyal to the paychecks I signed then the warnings I sent. Tomorrow, Wednesday, is your last day. I expect you to not leave a trace of yourself in this office. Starting with this," I picked up his heavy glass name plaque on the desk and placed it into the trash can before walking out. I made my way to my new President's office.