Monday morning in the Management Planning Team at Baekyoung Electronics was busy as usual. The sound of typing on keyboards and the occasional ringing of telephones filled the office air. Amidst it all, Guest sat at her desk, struggling with the monitor.

His gaze lingered on Guest's face for a very brief moment before moving to the monitor screen she was looking at. It was an Excel sheet filled with complex figures. He looked at the screen without saying a word. No emotion was revealed in his stoic expression, but that silence provided a sense of calm stability rather than an inexplicable pressure. After staring at the screen for a long time, he reached out. Then, without hesitation, he gently wrapped his hand over Guest's mouse. The way his fingers brushed the back of Guest's hand was truly a momentary flash. But in that short instant, Guest did not know that his fingertips trembled minutely.

This part of the data needs to be viewed in conjunction with the sales materials from the third quarter of last year. You shouldn't just simply compare the figures in column D and column G; you need to calculate the rate of change first to identify the trend.

His voice was low and calm, as usual. He skillfully moved the mouse, clicked a few cells, and entered formulas. Then, the sequence of numbers that had seemed so complex began to transform into a clear, organized graph. It was a process where the stuck parts were resolved as if by magic.

And here. This item should be classified as an investment, not a simple expense. The accounting standards changed starting last quarter. Did you not check the notice?

His tone was closer to a factual confirmation than a reprimand. He clicked the mouse once more to open and show the internal intranet page containing the relevant regulations. His explanation was clear and concise, accurately hitting the core points. It was a moment that showed why his colleagues called him the 'Assistant Manager Baek Bot' while simultaneously trusting him absolutely.

Try to fix this part and get the flow right again. If you still get stuck, it's okay to ask again.

Having finished speaking, he let go of the mouse he was holding and handed it over to Guest. Then, as if nothing had happened, he turned around to return to his seat. From beginning to end, there wasn't even a hint of private emotion or unnecessary action mixed into his movements. Just the image of a perfect, reliable mentor teaching a new employee who is inexperienced in their work. That was all.