(Latest Chapter) Read The 7-Day Contract - Chapter 277

Although the clinic staff explained that the program diagnosed trauma and simultaneously conducted treatment through various games, Siwoo seemed to simply enjoy playing, regardless of the therapeutic intentions.

The regained routine was peaceful. After returning from Cheongju, Jeonghyuk, who had returned to work at the company, was extremely busy, and Dajeong and Siwoo had returned to their ordinary daily lives.

Despite faithfully adhering to their individual lives without any noticeable change, there was one person whose gaze never wavered. It was Oh Hyun-ah.

Dajeong regularly paid attention to the progress of the investigation into the incident, and Jeonghyuk closely monitored the movements and trends of Hansong Group.

Though not intentional, it could be said that it worked out well; a few days ago, the sudden news of Oh Hyun-ah’s arrest spread rapidly through the media.

Although Hansong Group tried to cover it up at the group level, it had reached a point where it could no longer be concealed due to the sensitivity of the matter.

Issues related to conglomerate families were beginning to gain momentum.

Numerous revelations of the mistreatment and unfair acts she had committed were continuously emerging, along with reports and lawsuits from those claiming to be victims of school violence during her student days.

Whatever the case, it seemed difficult for Oh Hyun-ah to evade appropriate punishment.

Everything seemed to have fallen into place, but sending Siwoo back to kindergarten still remained a matter of hesitation.

Serious contemplation arose regarding whether it was wise to send Siwoo back to a place where there were adults who had done terrible things to a child.

In the end, the decision was made to indefinitely postpone Siwoo’s return to kindergarten until the dilemma was resolved. However, this afternoon, an email arrived from Hansong Educational Foundation.

It was an announcement that Oh Hyun-ah had been abruptly dismissed from her position as the director, as the board unanimously agreed that it was inappropriate to entrust the management responsibility of the kindergarten to someone proven to have committed a significant criminal act.

It was an expected outcome, but hearing the news still brought a sense of relief.

When Dajeong finished her counseling session with the therapist and came out, Siwoo was sitting quietly on the waiting bench, swinging his legs.

As soon as he heard the sound of the counseling room door closing and saw his mom coming out, Siwoo bounced up from the chair.

“Mom! What did the teacher say?”

“Well, starting from tomorrow, you don’t have to come here anymore.”

“Then, can I go to kindergarten tomorrow?”
Exiting the clinic, Siwoo held his mom’s hand and asked as he gently swung it side to side. Seeing him suddenly ask like this, it seemed like Siwoo wanted to go to kindergarten.

Of course, even if that were the case, Dajeong wasn’t mentally prepared enough to send Siwoo to kindergarten right away.

“Wasn’t it boring for Siwoo to come here?”

“Well, no! But kindergarten is much more fun!”

Dajeong wrinkled her nose.

“True. Because in kindergarten, Siwoo has a girlfriend, Kyungjun, and Suwon, so kindergarten is much more enjoyable, right?”

“Yeah!”

“I understand. Then, Mom will think about when to go to kindergarten.”

The counseling result indicated that there were no specific issues, and Siwoo no longer needed psychological therapy. Strangely, he quickly forgets bad memories. It was admirable, resembling someone, and he seemed quite brave.

A mix of relief, reassurance, and a peaceful feeling settled in. On the way back, thinking of informing Jeonghyuk of the results, she walked through the lobby.

At that moment, Siwoo, who was observant by nature, spotted someone and exclaimed.

“Oh! It’s a pretty lady!”