Is this the end?
No, it's not.
Su Huai sent a message filled with cold intent, "They're useless now, give them one more kick."
After causing such a scene, they still expect to leave cleanly with the money—why should they?
Because they're beautiful?!
In fact, the previous issue with the improprieties was not largely related to them. The commercial performance was something the company couldn't resist due to money, and it was the company that decided to go back on their word at the last minute. They didn't have enough autonomy to make these decisions.
Su Huai knew this but was not in the mood to forgive.
How do you separate the artists from the management company? They are one.
Furthermore, they are part of South Korea's economy, part of its culture, and they are also part of South Korea's political system's external expansion efforts. Why should I hold back and swallow my pride at a time like this when our two countries are at odds?
I can't stand it, not even a little!
