Tae-hee calmly took a few breaths. She knew well that Sa-jun wasn’t saying such things without reason. It seemed she trusted Sa-jun to that extent, so instead of refusing, she asked for the reason.
“Why?”
Sa-jun, who was sitting across from her, pulled out a chair next to Tae-hee and sat down.
“Because it’s more advantageous.”
Considering the importance of reconsidering a significant decision, the answer was too simple.
In response to Tae-hee’s gaze demanding an explanation, Sa-jun calmly explained.
Due to the uncommon suicide case in the business world and the excessive number of witnesses, there were limits to blocking the news. Sa-jun detailed what would happen afterward.
Tae-hee expressed her unfairness a bit.
“I haven’t done anything wrong.”
All Tae-hee did was survive ruthlessly. Those people did everything wrong, so why should she and her mother be blamed?
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“I know, you haven’t done anything wrong.”
Sa-jun sighed like an answer and calmly explained the current situation and what would happen in the future.
The deep truth that sank to the bottom wasn’t something people were curious about. People would show interest in extreme issues that surfaced, and eventually, they would put the blame on Hye-suk and Tae-hee, framing the deaths of Seon-tae couple as the fault of the mistress Hye-suk and their daughter Tae-hee, leading to a witch hunt.
As Sa-jun said, the timing was not favorable.
Most of the neighbors knew that Hye-suk had lived well with Seon-tae before leaving. It was obvious that they would blame Hye-suk for the deaths of that woman and Min Seon-tae, ruining a happy family once again, pointing fingers and cursing as if waiting for it.
No, people weren’t really interested in who was at fault. They just needed a target to throw stones at, like stress relief, chewing on a peanut-like stone in their tough lives.
“The most important reason is this.”
Sa-jun showed Tae-hee the black box video recorded in that woman’s car with his phone.
The things Seon-tae said to that woman, intending to feed her before leaving, were absurd. There was no limit to how close their relationship was, as if checking if bat blood was flowing. There was no human decency.
Thinking that the blood of such a man was flowing through her body made Tae-hee feel ashamed.
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“He’s really trash.”
Sa-jun ended the video just before that woman’s car rushed into the park.
“Watch only up to here. After this, there are unpleasant sounds recorded.”
“I want to see it.”
“You should only see good things and hear good things.”
Only then did Tae-hee understand, and the last words that Seon-tae yelled at that woman echoed in her ears.
“Hey, you crazy b*tch! What the hell are you doing to my pregnant daughter, stop the car!”
Why did Min Seon-tae turn the steering wheel at that moment? Why did he say such things? Did even the trash of human beings have a bit of conscience?
Whatever happened, this once again confirmed that Seon-tae saved himself in that moment.
“The conversation content is explicit, so the police are persistently investigating. The deceased person is Kim Ok-hee, so why call her Shin Hye-suk? What does it mean that the name has changed?”
“Even if it’s personal, do they have to dig into it?”
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“From the police’s perspective, even if it’s personal, the conversation content could be seen as another crime. If they have suspicions, they will dig into it.”
“Wow, Korean police haven’t changed a bit.”
Tae-hee let out a bitter smile.
She decided to live, putting aside any lingering feelings about that name, so why is everything getting so tangled?
To the sighing Tae-hee, Sa-jun calmly said, “Min Tae-hee, you are strong, but your mother isn’t. She’s going to have a hard time.”
Even with the murmurs from the neighborhood residents, Hye-suk used to be scared to go out of the house.
Now that she has regained confidence and is managing her daily life well, if people gossip about this, even if it’s not just the neighbors but people from all over the country.
Just imagining it makes Tae-hee sigh, and Sa-jun continued.
“You need to reclaim your name so that your grandfather’s grave can be visited confidently by your mother.”
Honestly, it was touching.
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Sa-jun seemed carefree, but when you looked closely, his thinking was broad and deep, just as Hye-suk said.
“I didn’t think that far.”
As Tae-hee looked at Sa-jun with a moved expression, he shrugged.
“I once told your mother that I would take her to your grandfather’s grave. However, your mother asked how she, a sinner who has been stripped of her name and even her face, could go.”
Both of them didn’t say anything, so Tae-hee didn’t know about such an incident.
Whether to consider this admirable or regrettable.
But Tae-hee didn’t dislike Sa-jun, who took care of Hye-suk attentively. No, she was grateful.
“If things return to normal, I’ll be a year younger. Should I call you ‘oppa’?”
At the absurd question, Sa-jun chuckled.
“You won’t even call me ‘oppa.'”
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“Sa-jun oppa.”
When Tae-hee called him ‘oppa,’ Sa-jun had a slightly dazed expression.
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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