11 Virtues A Hero's Civilian Friend Must Uphold (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 130

“I found a young lady suitable for Hee Won. I’ll arrange a meeting sometime next week.”

The Seo family rarely held gatherings.

Jeong Hwan, the taciturn patriarch, was never enthusiastic about family meetings, and since both of his sons had independently left home on their own terms, they rarely visited the main house, making it hard to see them even once.

Thus, the meager monthly family dinner was always organized by Mrs. Kim—Jeong Hwan’s wife and mother to the two sons.

Yet, there was always someone absent. Mrs. Kim fumed again today over her eldest son, who had once more skipped the gathering on his own whim.

At least Ji Hwan had dropped by the main house, saying he’d come by just to get a meal, so the large kitchen table could at least seat four family members.

Amid the usual peaceful and silent weekend routine, Mrs. Kim’s explosive announcement instantly drew the attention of the three men quietly eating their meals.

Jae Won, who had been stoically eating his food despite his mother’s barrage of nagging questions about his studies ever since he’d stepped through the door, suddenly lifted his head.

Ji Hwan, who had been sipping water, also turned his gaze toward Mrs. Kim.

Both men thought the same thing at once.

‘That won’t work.’

“Hee Won seems to have finally gotten his act together these days, and I plan to bring him straight into the company after graduation, so it’d be best if he gets comfortable meeting someone naturally now, don’t you think?”

Don’t you agree, dear? Mrs. Kim looked toward her husband as if seeking confirmation.

Jeong Hwan, who had kept his eyes fixed on his rice bowl throughout the meal, remained silent for a moment before slowly nodding.

Though it was less enthusiastic agreement and more the typical avoidance tactic of a husband trying to dodge conflict with his wife, Mrs. Kim paid it no mind.

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