Chapter 477 – Lucius and Evangeline Go to Earth (3)
“Who are you?”
As soon as she met us, she asked us a question with a puzzled face. Her face was full of reluctance to welcome a stranger. After my brother and I looked at each other, we took a step forward and held her hand. When I grabbed her hand her, she said in a panic with a really embarrassed face.
“Gosh! Gosh! Why are you like this! Yes?”
“Come on, don’t worry and go in. We are not bad people.”
“Who, who are you?”
Even if I said who it was, I couldn’t tell. I couldn’t believe it. We were just Santas. He was the kind of Santa that anyone who does the right thing needs. A look of uneasiness spread across her face her, even though she knew we had no hostility. We pushed her aunt into her house her.
The room of her landlord aunt was full of friendly scenery even after a long time. Next to the TV was an old-fashioned home phone, and the refrigerator was full of magnetic plates with delivery numbers written on them. The futons were spread out in a mess, and in the middle of the room hung a picture of her son in a taekwondo uniform.
“Are you ordering food for delivery again? Delivery food is bad for you.”
“Oops, so that’s…”
Her brother sat her aunt, who was about to say something, into her seat her and began rubbing her shoulders. After taking a quick look around the refrigerator, I sat down in front of her and started kneading her legs. Her aunt looked confused.
“Brother. Put this in.”
As the younger brother beckoned to the air, the entrance to the subspace opened. Ah, as I took out the supplies that were filled across the space one by one, the lady opened her eyes wide and giggled.
“Oh no, what the hell… !”
I started filling the cupboard with canned food and ramen noodles. However, the portion was so large that even after filling it up, there was still plenty of ramen left over. So, I started cramming the leftover ramen into the space under the sink. The lady didn’t seem to understand the ramen that kept popping out.
Then it was water. There was a water bottle in the refrigerator that looked like it had been taken from a mineral spring. I shook my head and started stacking water bottles next to the refrigerator. The old lady looked confused. It was because the massage was so cool and the replenishment was nice, but I couldn’t figure out who the hell we were.
A total of 1.7 million won worth of convenience store items were packed into the house. If you look closely, the house is full of things, as if the convenience store shelf had been moved intact. Now, for the time being, the aunt will not have to leave the house. It was clear that such a gift would be very useful, as it was a middle-aged age that climbing and descending was difficult.
The aunt blinked her eyes and asked us again.
“So, who are you?”
“We are…”
I opened my mouth. It was because it seemed more appropriate for me to talk rather than my brother. As I was about to introduce myself, I frowned again. And he said:
“Old lady. Do you remember the young man who used to live here for rent? They were siblings, but the younger brother was sick. Only my older brother works hard.”
“Oh, oh, oh, I remember. I remember. Poor babies…”
When I brought up her old story of her, she nodded her head with her tears streaming down her face. Her brother her twitched her fingers and pulled her back. She looked away and tried not to cry. Her aunt her was crying for us. Said the old woman, wiping away her tears.
“There, her younger brother her died early, and her older brother her was in big trouble. I drink all the time, and I don’t work.”
I thought you wouldn’t know if you were stuck at home, but it seemed that you knew everything about how I was living. Her brother looked at me in amazement. I was silently listening to her aunt’s cries of her. Said the old woman, wiping away her tears.
“Then it disappeared. After drinking with her friends her, just like that.”
In this world, it seemed that I had been treated as missing. After searching the room closely, there was a missing person poster next to the TV. I smiled bitterly when I saw my face on the poster. When I saw my face on the missing person flyer, I felt strange. My brother reached out and stroked my missing flyer. And she said
“It must have been difficult.”
“Is the room still there?”
The old woman nodded her head. I said.
“I am a friend of this here. In her lifetime her, this friend praised her aunt too much, so I’m here to repay her grace her, even if it’s feeble.”
“Ugh, grace? Aigoo, what a grace. It’s okay. I just did it because I felt sorry for him. Yeah? It’s okay.”
“She is grateful because no one has done it except her mother her. You can open her chest a little more of her.”
I got up from my seat. My brother also got up and stood next to me. We stood facing her aunt. Her aunt couldn’t get up or sit down, and she halfway put her hands on the floor, staring at us. I said.
“Old lady. Receive a big bow.”
Her brother bowed after me without saying a word. The moment she put her head on the linoleum, she felt something surge in her chest. I silently put my head down and let go of my emotions. The lady was looking at us with a really puzzled face. I stood up again and took a deep breath. And she smiled and said.
“Give me that.”
My sister took out another bag of hers from the space. A large amount of money made through a very legal route was contained in this bag. About 300 million won in cash. There was nothing like this to return the reduced rent or the love she had given her. The moment the lady who received the bag we gave her was about to open it, I closed the bag tightly and said,
“Open our mask. It’s not illegal, and I won’t ask you to come back later. Open our mask. Got it?”
“Ah yes.”
The old woman nodded her head. I got up from my seat. The lady left her bag and walked forward little by little, following us. Said her brother her.
“Can I go to your room?”
“Done. Now.”
I shook my head and said so. It’s our house, but we had to let it go. Looking around the room, it seemed that only regrets would remain. Memories from a long time ago came back and I felt like I was going to cry in the arms of my brother. I didn’t want to. So I only took one look at the room and didn’t go up.
“Old lady. Then we will go.”
“Ah yes. Take a look.”
Instant noodles and water. The lady was at a loss for what to do with the items that had filled the front door. I waved her hand in front of her. Her brother was about to leave her aunt her, but she suddenly turned around and ran up to her aunt her and hugged her tightly.
“Ouch.”
“Get Healthy.”
And her brother hit her in the back. I said goodbye to her aunt one last time as I held her hand her and closed her door. The lady shook her hand and accepted our greeting.
******
The aunt’s name was Park Yeon-hee. Park Yeon-hee took care of her surprised heart and examined the piled up items one by one from the front door. She seemed to get tired of the endless pile of stuff she couldn’t figure out where she got it from. She did n’t need to buy ramen this year, and her canned food was enough to sell a bunker.
Thinking that she should have some grilled ham for dinner tonight, she fidgeted with the bag in the center of the living room. Who were those people? She said she was an acquaintance of the bachelor who lived upstairs, but she couldn’t believe it.
So rich, why did she make the siblings miserable? Yeon-hee grumbled and opened her bag wide.
“Egg money!”
The bag was full of ten thousand won bills. She took one look around her, suppressing her startedled chest her, then opened her bag again. No matter how you look at it, the bag was full of money. And on top of the bundle of money was an envelope beautifully decorated with floral patterns.
Yeon-hee opened her envelope with her trembling hands and checked her contents.
[Thank you, Ms. Thank you for taking good care of her sister and me.]
Yeon-hee did not understand the contents of her letter. Growing her eyes, she thought about what this meant, but belatedly realized the identity of the foreigners who came to visit today. She shouted, panting for the front door.
“Guys! Guys! Guys!”
Beyond the wide open door, I could see the children walking on the other side of the long, vertical staircase. Yeon-hee shouted with a face full of tears.
“Guys! Go eat lunch! Huh? Lunch!”
But no answer came back. It was because the two children, who had been procrastinating like shadows under the dizzying sunlight, disappeared into the shadows before they knew it. Yeon-hee looked around her room again with tears in her eyes. As if the foreigners I had just met were not illusions, the things they gave me remained intact.
*******
The muscular giant was warming up under the ring. His name is Kim Sang-tae. He was a monster rookie who appeared like a comet in the Olympic boxing national unrestricted weight class. He was 195 cm tall and weighed 200 kg, and his entire body was so packed with muscle that, according to those who sparred with him, he looked like a man knocking on a log.
He played a total of three national team selections in the past month, and in all three, his opponent died. It was not what Kim Sang-tae intended. The players just couldn’t stand Kim Sang-tae’s hook. Today, Kim Sang-tae was waiting for his final opponent. The opponent in the final was Taeyong Kim. He was a man of tenacity who even gained weight in order to compete in the unlimited weight class at this Olympics.
Kim Sang-tae was punching the air to calm his aching body. With each blow, wind pressure rose and dominated his ring. Kim Tae-yong, who was looking at Kim Sang-tae with a sharp gaze from a little distance, whispered to his coach in a small voice.
The coach listened to him earnestly and nodded his head. Then he ran to the referee’s side and whispered something. The referees listened to the coach, gave him a nod, and stepped into the middle of the ring. Kim Tae-tae exhaled heavily and looked at the referee. The judges shrank back at the animal-like eyes.
“Ah, Taeyong Kim! Abstention! Results of the Olympic Team Qualification! Player Kim Tae-tae! Victory!”
Kim Tae-tae raised his hand. He enjoyed his victory his, showing off his big muscles his.
