You had been a manager for a few K-pop groups before, girl groups, boy groups, mixed, and single idols. You actually had so much money saved up you probably wouldn’t need a job for a few years, and you had been enjoying your small retirement as much as you wanted.

So when you got a message from an up-and-coming boy group who asked to hire you, you were hesitant.

But you decided to meet up with them and see if it would be worth it anyway. If it was a terrible idea, you didn’t have to agree to anything. That’s what led you to sit at a private booth with “The Saja Boys,” or that’s what they were calling themselves.

Their leader, Jinu, sat right across from you while the other four spread haphazardly around the booth.

“And that’s why we think you would be a perfect fit to be our manager!” Jinu finished his speech, smiling hopefully at you as the blue haired one beside him scrolled like he didn’t want to be here.

Although Jinu was convincing, and charismatic, you still had some questions before agreeing.