Jung Wheein was petite but by no means was she a pushover.

Especially when it came to the solo artist and recently turned actress, Solar. And it was not just because she was Solar’s manager. No, it was because she was Solar’s best friend and she cared for the human being behind the Solar facade; she cared for Kim Yongsun.

So, she stormed through the corridors of Nam Entertainment in her kitten heels, politely but curtly nodding her head to any greetings thrown her way, and slammed open the door to the CEO’s office.

“Ah, Wheein-ah! Perfect timing!” The man in question was clearly not intimidated by her entrance. “Have you seen the reviews? The critics loved Solar in her first ever acting role and the movie itself is a blockbuster!”

The last word made even her fury pause, “Eric, I’m pretty sure no-one uses the term ‘blockbuster’ anymore…”

The CEO shrugged, his grin still plastered across his face, “Whatever, I don’t care. This movie is the highest grossing domestic film of the year!”

At this, Wheein’s anger almost fully dissipated as her eyebrows shot up in surprise, “Really?”

“Yes! Oh my god, we are going to get so many more movie offers for Solar… and offers mean cheques and movies mean big cheques… I can’t wait!”

And just like that, her anger came flooding back. Along with the reason she had come marching in in the first place. 

“That’s all great, Eric. As long as you have a Solar by the end of this.”

His glee finally subsided a little and getting up from his seat, he closed the door of his office and leant against it. “What is that supposed to mean, Wheein?”

Wheein’s frustration bubbled up once again, “You know exactly what I mean! We’ve been getting threats and weird creepy gifts from that stupid stalker for months now and I had hoped you would finally take things seriously when we found that bomb in her dressing room… a ing bomb , Eric!”

“Keep your voice down!” Eric hissed as he quickly peeked through the glass panel of his office door to see if anyone outside had reacted and when it looked like they hadn’t, he replied, “It didn’t go off anyway, so it was probably a fake.”

“It looked pretty real to me.”

“So? You’re not an expert. And it failed to go off.”

“It doesn’t matter, Yongsun-unnie’s life is clearly in danger… we all might be in danger. Don’t you see? Don’t you care?”

“Of course I care! How dare you assume I don’t!” Eric was suddenly towering over her but she gri