Secret Cohabitation Love (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 95

A commotion erupted at Seo Taek’s residence—Gardener Mr. Choi had come to visit.

After Butler Jang was arrested, Mr. Choi had secluded himself for several days, but upon learning the truth, his wife Mi Ok convinced him to stand before Chairman Kwon.

Though Mr. Choi had no involvement in Hong Ji Soo’s hit-and-run case, Chairman Kwon was furious—if only Mr. Choi hadn’t gone along with switching Song Eun Seo and Yoo Ha Eun back then, the truth might have come to light much earlier.

Moreover, Chairman Kwon had held special affection for Mr. Choi precisely because he was Woo Young’s father, so his disappointment was indescribable.

Chairman Kwon declared he wouldn’t pursue legal charges—such as for stealing Tae Ha’s ID—but refused to forgive Mr. Choi and fired him on the spot. The decision not to press charges was solely out of consideration for Woo Young.

“Consider yourself lucky I’m letting you off this lightly. Woo Young is waiting outside—that’s the only reason I’m not shouting at you right now. He’ll understand this day too, I’m sure.”

Leaving Mr. Choi kneeling and sobbing like a child, Chairman Kwon walked out of the reception room. Only after Chairman Kwon left did Woo Young embrace his father, whose face was streaked with tears and snot, and help him up.

Though heartbroken—after all, this was still his father—Woo Young showed no sign of it outwardly.

He was deeply disappointed in his father, as was his mother, Mi Ok. The day after learning the truth, she served Mr. Choi divorce papers.

She could overlook his affairs and stock-related debts—even if they were utterly distasteful—if she bent the rules and endured them a hundred times over. But what she absolutely couldn’t tolerate was how he’d swapped the life of a poor, orphaned child with no family left in the world just to cover up his own wrongdoing. That became her decisive reason for divorce.

After scolding him relentlessly—“Was it really such bliss just to have food in your mouth? Are you so ashamed of living comfortably that you’d rather die?”—Mi Ok shoved her husband toward Seo Taek’s residence and packed her bags, moving straight into Chae Won’s house.

Neither Woo Young nor Chae Won tried to stop their mother, and Woo Young went to stay with her, saying he’d look after the household for a few days.

And that day, as evening drew to a close, Tae Ha opened the study door.

Eun Seo sat with her hair pulled back into a neat ponytail, already working on a new assignment she’d received from “Blue Publishing.”

Each time her round head tilted once toward a book, then once toward the monitor, it resembled a wildflower blooming under moonlight swaying gently in the breeze.

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