Younger Man at Work (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 174

“By the way, my belly will start showing soon… How am I supposed to tell the kids? I’d be so embarrassed!”

“We’ll just tell them at your sixtieth birthday party. I’ll handle the explanation, so don’t you worry.”

Seung Hyun’s wedding was scheduled for just one week after Chairman Kwon’s sixtieth birthday.

[Who even holds a sixtieth birthday celebration these days? We should just have a simple family meal and be done with it.]

Chairman Kwon waved his hand dismissively like that, but deep down, he clearly felt otherwise. The more inferiority complex a person has, the more they crave recognition—and Kwon Yong Chul was exactly that kind of man. Everyone, including Yeon Hwa, knew that if they truly kept it simple, he would absolutely hold a grudge afterward.

Thus, although it was officially just a family meal, they had actually hired a master of ceremonies and planned to turn it into a proper event. Naturally, Chairman Woo of Tae Sung Group and his wife—the future in-laws—were also expected to attend.

“What? Right in front of our future in-laws?”

Yeon Hwa covered her face as if already embarrassed at the mere thought, but Chairman Kwon remained perfectly confident.

“They’ll find out anyway once the baby’s born—what’s there to hide? It’s better to tell them now than to surprise them later.”

“But still…!”

“The girl who’ll become Seung Hyun’s wife is your youngest daughter, born late in life. A widow understands another widow’s situation—they’ll surely be understanding.”

Indeed, Chairman Kwon was unmatched when it came to sheer shamelessness.

Yeon Hwa suddenly looked wistful.

“If it weren’t for the presence of our future in-laws, it would’ve been nice to invite your older sister to the event too.”

Chairman Kwon had recently overheard a conversation between Hye Sun and Yeon Hwa outside their room, so he clearly knew Yeon Hwa was referring to Hye Sun when she said “older sister,” yet he pretended ignorance.

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