“JungYeops-ssi,” Hoya said, as he made his way inside of your uncle’s office.

“Oh, Howon-ah.” JungYeop looked up from his papers. “Something on your mind? You look upset… angry, perhaps?”

He nodded.

“Have a seat and let’s talk about it.” JungYeop gestured to the seat in front of his desk and Hoya sat down.

“It’s about ~~~-ah…” Hoya started.

“Her hater issues?” JungYeop asked.

Hoya’s expression showed shock and surprise. “How did you know about it?”

“Howon-ah,” He began, “She’s my niece and my younger brother’s only daughter – of course I would know. He entrusted me to look after her and I try to do my best.”

“Well –“

“You want something done about it?” He asked.

Hoya nodded. “Wow, it seems like you can read minds. Yes, that’d be nice. As her fellow member, I feel it’s my job to help her in times of need – like this one, for example.”

“I can’t read minds.” JungYeop replied. “But I can read you like an open book, seeing as I’ve known you for almost six years now.”

“…what?”

“Nothing, nothing.” He said, waving the subject away. “So what’s your plan?”

“Could we have an interview of some sort?” Hoya asked. “I want to clear up everything that’s been happening for the past few weeks. I want to give my… opinions about ~~~-ah’s haters.”

“Alright, I’ll schedule an interview for next week since both of your schedules are packed this week.” He said, scribbling it do