Chaeyeon: Taemin’s training contract is ending soon
Chaeyeon: and our company doesn’t have training debts if they complete the contract, which is a fairly new rule
Jongin: how many years has he been a trainee
Chaeyeon: are you sure you want to know
Jongin: rip the band-aid off
Chaeyeon: 7 years
Chaeyeon: he’s your age
Jongin: why was he held back
Chaeyeon: because someone paid to be part of the group that he was in
Jongin: you’re joking
Chaeyeon: no, and the higher-ups know about it because it’s in the company files
Chaeyeon: that’s the second time he’s been held back from debuting
Jongin: what happened the first time
Chaeyeon: he didn’t want nose fillers
Chaeyeon: it says in his files he gets them now
Jongin: probably because he was coerced to by the chance of debut

Jongin was growing increasingly frustrated with the how the company was being run. Not only had Chaeyeon uncovered a large amount of unfair workings from inside the company with her access to finances, but Jongin found himself being treated as if he barely existed. He had zero say and input on any choreography.

Chaeyeon: my lunch break is being taken away from me
Jongin: you’re joking
Chaeyeon: I wish

Jongin took the food that he had packed, and passed by the bench that they normally frequented. If Chaeyeon couldn’t meet, he’d have to go to her. Jongin ignored the weir