The atmosphere in the LUNE executive office was far from the chaotic energy of the internet. Here, the air was cool and quiet, the only sound the soft hum of the air conditioning and the occasional chime of a notification. Joon-ho sat behind his desk, his posture relaxed, as he looked over the analytics on his monitor. He wasn't looking at the number of likes or the trending hashtags—those were vanity metrics. He was looking at the conversion. He was watching how the public's perception of LUNE was shifting from a "struggling agency" to a "tastemaker."
When Director Park entered the room, he didn't do so with his usual storm of irritation. He walked in with a measured pace, his face still stern, but his eyes were focused. He didn't say a word as he walked toward the desk, holding a tablet that displayed the latest social media trends.
Joon-ho didn't look up. He simply gestured toward the screen. "The results are in, Director. The public is responding."
