To the Missing Secretary (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 95

Ra Jin reviewed the foundation establishment status report.

Her manner of alternately scanning her laptop and documents already exuded competence and familiarity with the work.

The foundation, named the “Jung Sung Children’s Scholarship Foundation,” had settled on a system that would comprehensively evaluate children in Yeonjun and surrounding areas based on their academic motivation, family circumstances, and other factors, then fully sponsor their educational expenses from kindergarten through high school graduation.

Once selected as a scholarship student, if they passed the entrance exams for Jung Sung Middle School and Jung Sung High School, they essentially wouldn’t have any out-of-pocket expenses during their schooling.

Moreover, Chairman Jeong Jun Gyu had recently suggested they consider covering one year’s university tuition if the student was accepted, so Ra Jin needed to analyze this proposal from multiple angles.

Ra Jin took charge of refining Chairman Jeong Jun Gyu’s proposal before presenting it to the establishment committee, as well as revising the selection criteria.

Currently, everything was progressing very smoothly.

Committee members were highly satisfied with Ra Jin’s meticulous and clear approach to work, and especially Chairman Jeong Jun Gyu placed profound and unwavering trust in her.

He cherished her as if she were his late-in-life daughter and had even asked a retired female colleague—who knew the location of the safe house—to look after Ra Jin.

Since they were both women, it would be easier for her to care for Ra Jin, and besides, Seon Woo could no longer freely visit that area after apparently arousing Jae Heon’s suspicion.

Having received Jun Gyu’s request, Seon Hye frequently traveled between the outside world and the safe house, offering Ra Jin considerable help—bringing books, essential nutrients for each season, and side dishes.

“I feel so guilty—what should I do?”

“Actually, I lost my daughter during a mission. We were on a trip to Thailand, preparing for her elementary school enrollment the following spring, when the accident happened.”

“Oh…”

“That’s why helping you, Ms. Ra Jin, brings me such joy. Taking care of a daughter like this has always been my lifelong dream. Coincidentally, my daughter’s surname was also Sa—Sa Ha Rin. We named her after Sakhalin, Russia, where she was conceived.”

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