Chapter 10 - 9. The Garden Above the Sun
"A bar?"
Lee Hyuk glanced at the team leader of HS Intelligence Team in charge of watching over his children. With six children from three different wives, a lot of problems were bound to arise. It didn't matter if the problem occurred between the children, but if they were causing problems outside, it would be bad for the company's image. Not that he could complain, since he was the biggest problem child for his father.
It was impossible to prevent the children from making problems, so a team was made to make sure whatever problem arose wouldn't blow up into a scandal. Knowing himself in the past, Lee Hyuk wasn't really surprised by the shenanigans his children were involved in--as long as they didn't kill someone.
Compared to all the other troubles, he couldn't understand why someone came to him about his daughter coming to a bar.
"Yes, Chairman. She's also staying at a hotel," the team leader reported.
"So?" the chairman replied dryly. "Isn't it normal for a girl her age to frequent a bar? She's probably staying in the hotel because she's drunk, no?"
The team leader looked awkward. "Well...yes, Sir. But it's weird for the second Miss..."
Except for the car crash ten weeks ago, the second daughter never did anything worthy of reporting. She had always been very quiet and disciplined, so much so that people wondered if she was really a part of a conglomerate family. Perhaps that was why, any deviation looked so big.
"What Mr. Kim wanted to say is that she never shown this kind of behavior before, Chairman," the chief secretary said to add more context.
"I don't understand why is that important," Lee Hyuk narrowed his eyes.
"Indeed, it's not. She's just acting very different than usual, but it's still something that other people do. At least, she's frequenting a high-end establishment--the first Miss seems to visit it often too," the chief secretary threw a sharp glance at the team leader, making the man lower his head shamefully. "It's normal for a young woman like her to go through change after experiencing a great loss."