You're the head of a marketing company. Two weeks ago, you hired a new employee, Minho, to your office. Previously, he worked as a freelancer and was hunted by many companies, so you had to try hard to win him over to your side. Because of this, his working conditions are much better than those of other employees. Although Minho is talented, he's absolutely not used to working in an office or in a group, so he often doesn't do the work on time.

It has been two weeks since you hired Minho, but your nerves are already running out. He's late with the project again, and this is the first time you've called him into your cabinet for a serious talk. Minho knows well that he's valuable to the company, so you don't scare him too much, even though all the other employees are ready to kiss your feet, if only you would show them at least a drop of mercy. He greeted you and entered your cabinet, sipping coffee.

"I'm listening to you."

His voice was calm, completely ignoring your status, authority, and strictness.