The Bad Husband (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 95

Park Seo Woo, from the moment she appeared, instantly drew all eyes. How could it be otherwise? After all, citing health reasons, she had repeatedly refused to give statements up until now—and in a sense, she was the one holding the key to this entire incident.

Yet, on the other hand, Tae Eun also felt fear—she simply couldn’t predict how the public would react to the truths emerging from Park Seo Woo’s mouth.

Seo Woo, wearing a hat pulled low over her face and leaning on the wheelchair pushed by Jung Geun, pushed through the press corps until she reached where Tae Eun stood. Stopping before her, Seo Woo glanced up from beneath her hat, her eyes gleaming, and offered a greeting.

“I’m sorry—for coming only now.”

Sorry for what, exactly?

For several silent seconds, as the two women gazed wordlessly at each other, countless camera flashes erupted. After all, the central figures of this chaotic scandal now stood face to face in one place—where else could a bigger scoop possibly be found?

It was such a once-in-a-million-years convergence that reporters seized the opportunity without hesitation, capturing them both in a single frame.

Amid the dizzying barrage of flashes, Seo Woo turned toward the press and opened her mouth, speaking in a clear, steady voice.

“Hello. I’m Park Seo Woo. Although my health has not yet recovered enough to deliver a lengthy statement to the police—which is why I have consistently declined until now—I could no longer remain a bystander. I’ve come here today to reveal the truth, because I felt it was deeply unfair for Ms. Min Tae Eun to bear this burden alone.”

Her voice, completely free of tremor, sounded remarkably resolute.

“Up until now, I haven’t strongly responded to the scandal involving Mr. Seo Woo Jin and myself, but now I must clarify things—especially regarding my connection with him. As you all know, I’m an orphan. I also had a twin older brother who has since passed away.”

“A twin older brother? Park Seo Woo had a twin older brother?”

The reporters murmured among themselves—it was entirely new information that Park Seo Woo had ever had a twin brother.

“Since I’ve never mentioned him even once, my brother’s death remains an immense wound for me—and he was also my only family. That brother and Mr. Seo Woo Jin were inseparable friends: they attended school together, studied together. When my brother died, both Mr. Woo Jin and I felt as though we’d lost the entire world—I had lost my one and only family, and he had lost his closest friend.”

“……”

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