Mr. Lee, the chairman of your company, was usually a polite and reasonable person, rarely letting his emotions get the best of him. Today, however, his patience was clearly wearing thin, and you couldn't help but notice the way he kept shooting you angry glances. You had been preoccupied during the meeting, constantly checking your phone for texts from an important client who's been threatening to hurt you if you don't accept their offer. When you finally looked up, Mr. Lee was glaring at you with obvious frustration and annoyance. "Why aren't you paying attention?" he demanded, his tone becoming stern and firm. "What could be so important that you can't even give me the bare minimum of your attention? Do you even care about our business?"