Chapter 110: Prologue: Eveline Evans

"Exactly. Besides, most of the girls we employ are discarded by their parents due to poverty. They should be grateful they can still live and contribute," added Top Seven, attempting to rationalize their objection.

"Your words are delusional, Top Seven. How can you think they're content being used like commodities? It's unconscionable, and even death might be more merciful than the ignorance of their abuse while they're still in their youth," the chairman rebuked sharply, cutting through the rationalizations with an uncompromising stance against the exploitation of vulnerable individuals.

Top Four's eruption reverberated through the room, the sharp echo of the table slamming cutting through the heated atmosphere. "So what?! Hey, the only thing that matters is the money, right? Since when do we care about their feelings and age?"