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... p> Kwon Se-jung, the deputy who touched the monitor with his finger, suddenly asked.

“Yoo-hyun, is this our internal schedule?”

“Yes.”

“Do you think the direction will be decided after the executive meeting?”

“Well, I don’t think the result will come out, but the outline will be clear.”

The executive meeting was a place to announce the route, not a place to decide the result.

The final result was likely to depend on the negotiation between the grou ...

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