My Husband's Lover (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 49

Do Ha didn’t seem like someone who had relied on an oxygen ventilator for two whole months. Of course, since he hadn’t been able to move during that time, all the muscles in his body had atrophied, and the wounds and aftereffects from the accident still remained.

Despite his condition, he pushed himself through rehabilitation exercises day and night, showing a frightening rate of recovery. Even before his wounds had fully healed, he recklessly pushed forward with the rehab program, worrying not only Hae Yeon but also Do Hee and Joo Ah.

“Mr. Do Ha, please think about your own body for once.”

Hae Yeon repeated the same plea every day because she didn’t understand why Do Ha was pushing himself so hard. Though he felt guilty seeing her worry, Do Ha had no other choice.

CH MICE’s management had fallen into disarray during his two-month absence as CEO. The company, which had been soaring with explosive growth in the MICE industry, was essentially his own creation.

Even though CH MICE had grown rapidly, it still lacked sufficient talent and foundational infrastructure.

After receiving the documents handed over by Secretary Kim, Do Ha barely had time to savor the joy of learning his wife and unborn child were safe before he had to jump into action to put his crumbling company back on track.

Especially painful was the collapse of the Pyeongtaek City consortium project. Since he’d abruptly vanished—effectively going missing—before the contract was even finalized, Mayor Jo’s side naturally pulled out.

But the biggest reason lay elsewhere.

“Even if you were unconscious due to the car accident, the contract you signed with me didn’t become void.”

That was the first thing Chairwoman Yoon said when she visited Do Ha after he regained consciousness. Because of the accident, Hae Yeon had completely fallen out of Chairwoman Yoon’s favor. Do Ha had to urgently resolve all the immediate problems just to protect Hae Yeon.

Thus, with no choice, he began working again—even though he could barely walk.

“Mr. Do Ha, if you keep working like this, you’ll end up…”

Hae Yeon couldn’t finish her sentence. She was worried because, since leaving the ICU, her husband had done nothing but wrestle with his laptop and phone—even from his hospital bed.

Seeing Hae Yeon’s anxious face, Do Ha set aside the report he’d been skimming and opened his arms. Confused by the unexpected gesture, Hae Yeon blinked her brown eyes.

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