A Twisted Relationship (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 100

When her belly had grown round and prominent enough to clearly show she was pregnant, time—usually swift—began to crawl.

Da Hyun received a photo of Yeon Sil from her youth from Han Su and had it framed. Min Hyuk, understanding her need to look at Yeon Sil’s photo often, thoughtfully gave her space and time alone.

“Oh, Kim Yoon Hee said she’s leaving the country today.”

“Really? I hope she travels safely and gets to see her daughter.”

Ever since Yeon Sil’s passing, Da Hyun had been caught up in chaotic days. The exposure of the slush fund ledger and the true cause behind Yeon Sil’s car accident had stirred up quite a commotion for a while.

Young Sook, who had never contacted her once in her life, suddenly called—and when Da Hyun didn’t answer, she even reached out to Ji Yeon.

Da Hyun ignored both mother and daughter. They were reaping what they’d sown. It felt utterly shameless how they’d stretch out their hands to her only when they were in trouble.

Watching Su Cheol’s downfall stirred up complicated and conflicted emotions in Da Hyun. Still, it left a bitter taste—after all, this was the man she’d once believed to be her father, now crumbling before her eyes.

“What are you going to do about those two?”

“I won’t be giving them anything.”

“If they change their number again and try contacting you, let me know.”

Because Da Hyun refused to take their calls, Young Sook and Ji Yeon kept changing their phone numbers to reach her. But having gone through so much recently, she’d stopped answering unknown numbers, so she never had to hear their voices again.

“Okay, I’ll do that.”

Han Su had demanded Su Cheol sign the share transfer agreement, reminding him of his promise to Yeon Sil—but Su Cheol adamantly refused, saying he’d rather have his liver taken out than comply.

Su Cheol asked Han Su to arrange a meeting with her, but when Da Hyun heard this, she immediately declined without hesitation.

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