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“You… bought a label?”

At Hyein’s utterly unbelievable words, Myeongjeon could only respond incredulously. No matter how much money Hyein had, was she really wealthy enough to buy a company with her personal funds?

“Ah, to be precise, I didn’t buy it. I didn’t buy it—I just made a rather large investment…”

Hyein explained what she had done with an expression that showed she had not expected this reaction.

1. Seeing Suyeon pursue music gave Hyein some interest in music as well.

2. But it seemed like a business that could make quite a good profit if you chose the right people. Besides, it didn’t require a tremendous amount of initial capital.

3. So she thought it might be nice to buy a label and support Suyeon at the same time. It would also diversify her business structure.

That was how things had ended up this way, Hyein explained.

“Isn’t that just another way of saying you bought it?”

Was this the heart of a doting mother, or the mind of a businesswoman? Was it even all right to let personal feelings get involved in business? Somewhere on YouTube, Myeongjeon had seen someone say that the KOSPI was undervalued because of something called owner risk. Wasn’t it all because of things like this...