The 7-Day Contract (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 84

“Since the topic has come up, I’ll say this: So, if you marry our Sol Yi, what do you plan to live on?”

Suk Hee’s voice was grave as she pressed the issue of financial stability. Jun Ho answered confidently.

“My father runs a small kimchi factory, so I plan to inherit the family business.”

Jeong Hyeok let out a dry chuckle.

Samson Foods, the number-one food company in Korea, certainly wasn’t a “small kimchi factory.”

It had always been this way. Hong Jun Ho, with his innocent-looking face, frequently made such transparent remarks—only to later reveal the truth, pretending excessive modesty while subtly showing off.

Suk Hee, who had earlier worried he might be a lazy freeloader just hanging around her daughter’s café, now brightened visibly.

“Goodness! Your father runs a kimchi factory? Wait a moment—our side-dish shop uses about 50 heads of napa cabbage per month. Roughly how many does your father’s factory produce?”

“Haha, a bit more than 50.”

“Yes, I suppose so—after all, it’s a factory. But wait, what about your older brothers? Why are you the one inheriting the kimchi factory?”

“My eldest brother runs his own IT-related company; my second brother manages a restaurant chain; and my third brother, formerly a national taekwondo team member, has no interest in business and is now training to become a coach.”

Suk Hee, satisfied beyond measure by Jun Ho’s self-assured tone, looked as if she had just won the world.

“No need to worry, Mother. I promise I’ll spoil Sol Yi Yi so thoroughly she’ll never have to wet her hands with a single drop of water.”

Jeong Hyeok tilted his head, puzzled.

Apparently, winning over future in-laws required spouting every kind of baseless brag—true or false.

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