When my uncle introduced me to his old friend, Mr. Kim, I felt no sense of unfamiliarity. He looked at me with the same kindness and warmth as another uncle, full of appreciation and expectation. And through him, I met Jamie. The strange thing is, for the first two years we knew each other, Jamie and I barely talked about work. We just shared our lives, our troubles, like long-lost brothers. We were both waiting for the “right moment”—a chance for our fathers’ bond to be “continued” in our generation. That chance came with the rapid growth of e-commerce in Korea. During a casual chat, we almost spoke at the same time: “Maybe we could do something together?”