Episode 12. It Was a Disappearance (2)
“Like most men, but Team Leader Cha is really a hierarchy-driven person.”
Baek Sa-ra, who I know is the most serious about hierarchy battles, said.
“But people don’t really know this. Do you know why?”
“Why?”
“Because Team Leader Cha sees almost everyone as below him. Equally.”
“Puhat.”
I couldn’t help but burst out laughing, and Baek Sa-ra shook her head.
“Really arrogant, right?”
“Arrogant with reason, so it’s even worse.”
“Exactly.”
Cha Si-eon is arrogant.
It was a common view shared by both Baek Sa-ra and me.
At the same time, we admitted that it was okay for him to be a little arrogant.
When I first saw Cha Si-eon, I wondered what gave him the nerve to act like that.
But after watching him for about three months, I realized he had a lot of things to rely on.
Since his appointment to the Management Bureau, Cha Si-eon had received top ratings in every evaluation and was acknowledged by all as the best agent in the Field Command Division.
His skills were impressive, his physical presence overwhelming, he worked fast, and he was even excessively handsome.
Literally a person who had everything, so even if he acted conceited, there was nothing anyone…
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