Mi-kyung absentmindedly left the reception room. The memory of taking care of Su Ming-Yu that day replayed in her mind.
She thought to herself, 'After all, Ming-Yu is a passionate young man, it's only natural that he would have needs.'
Biting her lip slightly, she couldn't help but feel a growing, inexplicable attachment to him since that incident.
After pondering for a while, Mi-kyung sighed and returned to the conference room.
As soon as Kang Suyeon saw Su Ming-Yu, she greeted him enthusiastically.
This afternoon, Suyeon had received orders totaling tens of millions, making her feel like she was in a dream.
"Do you have time tonight? My treat!" Suyeon said excitedly. Not only did she have a good impression of Su Ming-Yu, but she had also decided to keep this treasure of a man by her side before he attracted the attention of others.
Seemingly aware of Suyeon's intentions, Su Ming-Yu just smiled.
"I'm afraid it won't work out tonight! Aunt Mi-kyung called me home for dinner," he said, spreading his hands in a helpless gesture.
Upon hearing this, Suyeon's eyes showed a hint of disappointment, though she continued to smile.
"It's just that someone didn't have a proper meal today, and I was hoping for a feast."
Su Ming-Yu chuckled. "And it would be even better if each of us had double portions, right?"
Suyeon rolled her eyes playfully and snorted, "Huh! As if that's any of your business." With that, she stomped off.
Watching her go, Su Ming-Yu just shook his head slightly.
Not long after Suyeon left the conference room, Taek Seong-cheol approached with a smile.
"Mr. Su, starting tomorrow, I'm going to assign more manpower. We'll definitely bring in more orders than today."
After hearing this, Su Ming-Yu thought for a moment and rubbed his chin thoughtfully.
"No, we can't limit ourselves to Gangnam."
Taek Seong-cheol looked at Su Ming-Yu in confusion.
"Shouldn't we focus on nearby tenants? If we reach out to other districts, commuting times will increase, which might decrease people's interest."
Su Ming-Yu shook his head. "No, instead of looking for tenants in other districts, we need to turn our attention to the countryside."
In Korea in 1995, the rural population was still significant, as the wave of urban migration hadn't fully taken hold.
As a result, Seoul wasn't as densely populated as it would be in later years. But at that moment, many young people from the countryside were ready to move to the city. It was an untapped market.
"Looking to the countryside?" Taek Seong-cheol asked in surprise.
Su Ming-Yu nodded. "Do as I say. Tomorrow, take some employees and visit villages with relatively strong economic development. Promote our rentals and you may get unexpected results."
Now that Su Ming-Yu was Taek Seong-cheol's savior, he naturally trusted his words. After listening, Taek Seong-cheol nodded several times.
"All right, I'll start assigning personnel tomorrow, spread them out, and see if we can bring in tenants from rural areas."
"I trust you'll do your best. I'll take my leave for now. With your connections, I trust the bank problems will be manageable."
"Absolutely, no problem."
As a real estate developer, Taek Seong-cheol naturally had contacts in the banking industry. With discounted rates and only a 30% down payment required, Su Ming-Yu was able to keep some working capital on hand for contingencies.
He was already calculating where best to allocate these funds.
Meanwhile, on the first floor, Park Mi-Young looked at Kang Suyeon, who was carrying a thick stack of contracts, with resentment flashing in her eyes.
"Whore! Bitch! That girl... I'll make her pay."