The Researcher’s Resentment
“I’m Ju Arin, the one who visited yesterday.”
“Yes, hello. And this person is...”
“...”
The woman was dressed in a crisp, clean suit. She looked every bit the lawyer. She had that image of someone who speaks in measured, precise tones and expresses her opinions with absolute clarity. And in reality, she was exactly that.
“...I’ll tell you later.”
It sounded like she’d dropped the polite honorific, but I decided to let it slide. I offered a clumsy smile as I looked at Ju Arin, and she began her report, sliding the documents she’d brought across the desk toward me.
“I’ve processed the request from the General Manager’s secretary today. It was incredibly sudden, but... well, I assumed it was something you ordered, so I handled it.”
“Ah, was that so?”
“Yes. ...To be precise, it wasn’t within my department’s jurisdiction, but since it involved legal matters, I took care of it. I’ll start from page 15.”
Right. I suppose there aren’t many lawyers who would know about this. While I flipped through the documents to verify the well-organized report, I listened to Ju Arin.
“As you can see in the photos, the vehicle on the left, the Sportage, was treated as a total loss. We proceeded with compensation based on the purchase price without calculating depreciation. The compensation was handled by the Metropolitan Compensation Department of Doowon Fire & Marine Insurance, and the cash payment to the victim has been completed.”
“For the vehicle on the right, the Sonata model, we reached an agreement with the owner to provide the same model vehicle under the Doowon Fire & Marine Insurance corporate name. Since the car is discontinued and repairs are difficult, we agreed to retrieve the existing vehicle and have Doowon Motors provide A/S for the next three years for a vehicle with lower mileage.”
When asked if the parts were available, she said yes. Given that she’d answered that they would produce them if they didn’t exist, I couldn’t help but wonder what on earth Eunbyul had been doing...
“...”
“...”
Meanwhile, Eunbyul continued to kneel in the space under the desk, pleasuring my manhood with her mouth. Without a break. I was holding back as much as I could. One was a lawyer, the other was... I think they said she was an investigative staff member, though I wasn’t sure, but if Eunbyul were to pop up above the desk in this situation, it would be a massive disaster. But I...
‘...This is strange.’
I was feeling the thrill, so I didn’t stop Eunbyul from continuing her work. It felt... fresh and good. ...I wondered if I’d become a pervert myself.
“In the future, if a related accident occurs, please call 003860.”
“Understood. Thank you.”
With that, the lawyer took a step back, bowed politely, and opened the door herself to leave. Now, only one person remained.
“Hmm, then, what is your name...”
“Is your name important right now?”
No, what the hell. Isn’t this person a regular employee?
“...?”
“I asked if your name is important. What exactly are you doing? Why did you put this in the car?”
What is this rudeness...? Even Eunbyul, without moving her mouth, opened her eyes wide and mouthed the question of who this was, but I desperately avoided her gaze.
“I don’t know what this is about, but to come in here and speak to me like this...”
“You said you were the person in charge of this. Aren’t you?”
“I am not the person in charge right now. Let’s sit down and talk first. Who are you and where are you from,”
“Ugh, so frustrating. Didn’t that guy over there tell you who I was earlier?”
“...?”
I mean, I know she came from DW Chemical, but shouldn’t she introduce herself first? She clearly wasn’t my superior, so she should at least say who she was and what her role was...
“...Then which department are you from and what is your name?”
“Is that so important? People could have died, and you’re so obsessed with names... Ha, frustrating.”
No, if there’s a business meeting, you should at least hear who the other person is first... Around that time, while the woman was busy with her rough behavior, Eunbyul’s eyes widened in surprise, but her tongue and lips began to move even faster, and I eventually couldn’t hold back anymore.
"...Ugh, mmm..."
I ejaculated deeply into Eunbyul’s mouth.
"..."
Eunbyul’s lips trembled, and she stopped the movement of her tongue, gulping down the semen flooding into her mouth and holding back the urge to gag. Seeing that, I felt a bit sorry. ...She was cute. And pretty. Since it was likely her first time consuming semen, Eunbyul, who smelled lovely even while doing so, twitched her nose to catch the rich scent of a man, breathing carefully as she swallowed the thick clumps of semen.
“Water, oil, potassium? Does that make sense? Using this for gasoline... ha, seriously...”
“Excuse me, but until now, there has been some potential,”
“So the car exploded? Just like before?”
I had nothing to say. But this woman kept attacking... I held back because of Eunbyul under the desk. Seriously.
“Why are you looking at me like that? Did I say something wrong?”
“Didn’t you come here to solve the problem? Why are you being so aggressive...”
“That’s because the way you people are acting is laughable!”
Good grief, I didn’t want to bring this up, but really,
“I think you’re making a mistake right now.”
“Huh?”
“I am an executive at this company, and if you speak to me like that, I could cause you professional disadvantages. This is an insult...”
I tried to speak as carefully as possible to avoid acting like a tyrant. No matter what kind of accident occurred or what the results were, shouldn’t we approach it as carefully as possible and solve the problem together? And this woman,
“Ah, so you were an executive. I made a mistake. I apologize.”
“...Well, it’s fine. Now, the investigation results...”
“Did you think I’d say that, you nouveau riche bastard?”
What the... what kind of vermin is this...? I was about to say, "Drag that woman out immediately," but I couldn’t help but stare in disbelief as she dragged the chair Eunbyul was supposed to be sitting in all the way to the other side of my desk and sat down.
“Logically, if you mix water with oil, it’s supposed to explode. That’s basic.”
“...Maximizing explosive power...”
“Explosive power, ha, seriously... why? Why don’t you just throw some cesium in there too?”
I really should have dragged her out, but,
“This is why I hate parachute hires who don’t know how the world works.”
“...?”
“I’m talking about you. You only got this position because you’re the Chairman’s son, right? Do you think I don’t know? If someone else had done this, you’d be at the police station right now getting investigated. It’s true that you’re covered because you have money, isn’t it? Am I wrong?”
It was true... but she really had a filthy mouth. So I said to the woman in front of me,
“Hey, I don’t know how old you are, but if you keep talking down to me...”
“Who the hell do you think you are to talk down to me!!!”
What kind of crazy bitch is this...
“Ha... you started it first, and I’m just trying to hear the investigation results, I have no intention of fighting with you,”
“Hey. Did you think you could just get away with this after doing something like this? Should I take this to the police for once?”
My expression turned uneasy, but Eunbyul nodded from under the desk. While still holding my manhood in her mouth... I didn’t know what she was thinking. So I said,
“...Fuck, go ahead and report it.”
“...?”
“Do you think I didn’t prepare for something like that? And who are you to threaten me? Just finish your report and get out.”
“What kind of total psycho...”
“The report. Do it.”
I couldn’t tolerate any more rudeness. I wondered if this woman was also a parachute hire or if she had some background, but what did that matter? Fuck, don’t mess with me. I’m a General Manager, and Doowon is a god—
“You caused the accident, and you’re acting like this? Fine, I’m not doing this.”
“...?”
“What the fuck, go ahead and fire me. Does it bother you? You don’t even think about what you did?”
“You were the one who started...”
“Do you know why I’m like this? You have opportunities even when you cause accidents. You have so much more than others... Our employees struggle their whole lives just to do one thing, and after you cause an accident, you just tell us to investigate? If I report this, what changes?”
The woman threw the documents at me, and they landed accurately on the desk right in front of me. As she took them out, she began a long lecture.
“I hate people like you the most—people who have nothing but money and no brains. Especially men.”
“You won’t suffer any consequences even if you cause an accident like this, right? What about employees like us? If we had done this, we would have been fired. We’d all be dismissed.”
“It’s easy to fire people in a company like this, isn’t it? You attach all sorts of reasons... trying to replace people like they’re spare parts.”
“Why should I have to do this? Who does it benefit? What do I gain from doing this? I just want to do my job, but people are struggling because you caused an accident. They can’t even do their own work and have to clean up your mess. What are you trying to do? And then you ask what department I’m from and what my name is—why is that important?”
“Ha... fuck, hey, even if I do this for you, will you even remember me? Yeah, you’ll just hand me a few million won in salary and tell me to go. Just report it and get out, you crazy...”
However, as I listened to her words while trying to suppress my anger, I looked at the documents she’d given me. When I saw the name written next to the title of ‘Lead Researcher’ on the front page, my expression froze.
“...Min Suyeon...-ssi?”
“Ah, now that you know, are you going to fire me? What reason will you use to fire me? Will you fire me for buying things that don’t make a shit ton of money, or will you fire me for hurting the feelings of a chaebol’s child? Fuck, go ahead and fire me. Do you think I’ll be sad? The company is going to fail anyway, and we’re all going to die.”
While I stared blankly at the woman in front of me,
“If I die, I’ll be sure to write it in my will. That I was fired for hurting an executive’s feelings and committed suicide due to financial hardship.”