''Sue them.'' was the only word they heard before he left the room. His people knew what to do next. 

''You heard him, so don't stay around doing nothing. Go and prepare everything for it.'' His right hand told everyone and started to run for him. He needed to ask something. 

Daegu was his hometown. He loved the city with all his heart. It doesn't matter if some counters hid the dark truth about his past life. All that mattered now was, that he was on top. He didn't fight half of the South for nothing. He wanted to be number one and knew he had become one with two different people. 

People he wanted to destroy, even though their lives were once tangled. Part of his life was also in Seoul. He should say he hates that city, but that wouldn't be true. Not after that special one stole his heart. 

''Suga, I know you just finished them all, but what about something different this time?'' he heard a voice behind him as if it was just an annoying fly. Even though he didn't stop walking toward his office after a couple of seconds was that man walking next to him.''

''Jimin, can you shut up for one second?'' he asked him, but he knew it would go down the drain. That man often didn't listen to a word he told him.  That's why he had that big scar on his left leg. Because he didn't listen to a word he told him and ran to that building to save him. 

For the first time, he did what he was told and right before Suga needed to turn to the right, he left him alone. Probably for some stupid office work. He knew, that owning a covering company was a good idea. Not everyone, especially his family, needs to know what he is doing in reality. 

His mother to this day thinks that his company is just some kind of IT thing, which she doesn't understand. It was easy to lie to her and his father. They both somehow don't care about his business. As long as they can go on vacation a couple of times a year and his mother can brag about it in front of her friends. 

A smirk crossed his face as he approached his office, where in front of, the mahogany desk sat, with his perfect small souvenir from Seoul. She did her job perfectly, she didn't share any bit of information about his company or his private life. A perfect balance in everything she did. 

''This people called, when you were in the meeting room, sir,'' she said and their hands touched. electricity got through his body and he held her hand a second longer than it was appropriate. 

He put a small smile on his face and walked inside his office. That view will never be boring.