Park Jun-Seo wanted to talk more about the blade they were entrusting into his hands, but his limousine rolled into the hangar, and he clicked his tongue in disappointment.
"Well, it seems like our time together is over for the time being. I hope we can get into contact again soon and do more business," Mr. Park said with a warm smile.
"Yes, absolutely. Have a good day, Mr. Park," Alex replied, almost pushing him toward the limousine.
The Korean couldn't fault him for wanting him to be gone when he hadn't wanted him near them to begin with. But he couldn't lie to himself that having his new highest potential client push him away hurt his feelings.
Alex shut the door to the limousine, shouting 'Bye!' as he did, and watched as Mr. Park's wide eyes disapproved of his actions. But what did he care?
Alex scoffed as the limousine pulled back out of the hangar, shaking his head at himself.
