「ᴍɪɴ ʏᴏᴏɴɢɪ ᴠᴇʀꜱɪᴏɴ- ʙᴏᴏᴋ 1」
Min Yoongi, the stoic and no-nonsense CEO of Agust D-labels and owner of Min. Entertainment, found himself reluctantly joining the "Undercover CEO" pilot program after losing a bet. Adopting the alias "Gwan Suga," he too...
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-The previous day-
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As Yoongi stared at his hew transformation, a deep sigh escaped his lips. Namjoon was grinning from ear to ear after the production team left. He can't believe he looks so rugged and nasty boy hot. Not his style at all. Ew!
His hair was dyed dirty blond. Add a little beard stubble, a cute fake tattoo on his wrists, and lovely moustaches. To make everything plausible, Yoongi lived in his housekeeper's guestroom. Mrs Lin was their family's live-in maid who raised him since he was a baby. His mom allowed her to move into his mansion near Gangham -gu with Yoongi. The secret of the "undercover CEO pilot programme" was revealed to Mrs Lin. She invited him to stay at her house near the beach in Busan.
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Yoongi gave her a week off to vacation with her children in the Philippines to appreciate her assistance. Since she believed Yoongi wouldn't take care of himself, she never liked taking some holidays. He grimaced. He will now be included in any decision on loser's prizes or penalties.
He was unsure how he would be able to pull it off. He is not a good actor, and he likes to keep to himself.
Namjoon burst into a broad smile, "It will help you get to know the new dynamics of the business, your new management and the rest of the workers. You will get inside information from those below you, and you will be exposed to the truth about what is happening at the top. So enjoy. I know it will be difficult to open up, but it's a time for self-reflection, and you might learn something about yourself."
