A Marriage So Lethal (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 51

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A white sedan slowly climbed up the affluent neighborhood’s winding street.

Min Young’s eyes were cold and sharp; the driver, sensing the tense atmosphere where no word dared be spoken, steered the car as gently as possible.

The dress—clearly not to her taste—and the long, flowing hair irritated her to the point of discomfort. She pulled a tissue from her handbag and vigorously wiped her lips. Thick pink lipstick, similar to what Se Ah had worn, came off onto the tissue.

‘How arrogant. Just who does she think she is?’

In front of Gang Woo, she only ever wore a delicate, gentle smile. He genuinely wondered whether Gang Woo even realized Ji Se Ah’s pretense. He’d underestimated her—and now, it felt like he’d taken a heavy blow instead, making him seethe with frustration.

Suddenly, he recalled Gang Woo’s words: she was the only woman he’d ever shared a drink with—his wife.

‘Ah, so that’s it.’

He didn’t need to hear the full story to guess how it went. Ji Se Ah must have deliberately used alcohol and late nights as excuses to approach Cha Gang Woo.

Now it made sense… He’d never understood how his father, of all people, ended up marrying that woman—his ward, no less. They weren’t even from the same academic circles, and the age gap was too large for them to have naturally crossed paths.

From what he could tell, Congressman Cha also seemed far from pleased with his daughter-in-law. There had to be deeper, hidden circumstances beneath the surface—but what were they?

Min Young, who had obsessively dug into the matter, finally relaxed her stance and folded her arms.

It’ll all be revealed tomorrow. After all, Congressman Cha wouldn’t have summoned him and his father all the way to distant Jeju without good reason.

While waiting for Se Ah, Gang Woo received a call from Secretary Choi and, dressed casually, headed to a neighborhood café.

At a window-side table, Secretary Choi sat nestled in a cozy sofa. It had been a long time since they’d last met privately—indeed, the first time since the wedding.

Everything felt awkward, like a tangled family registry. Since this was a personal meeting, Gang Woo observed familial hierarchy, while Secretary Choi maintained professional deference based on company rank.

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