Chapter 106 – Chapter 103 – A New Family
Yurin was so happy and joyful at this moment.
To be honest, my memory after the age of 20 was vague.
It was also an aftereffect that her mental illness left on herself.
She only roughly remembered that she had done something to Sun-ah that would cause her regret, and that she had a daughter.
Her video her, which is evidence of her countless insults and humiliations, and her daughter her Yena, who is now by her side her, were the evidence.
It was clear that she had divorced her after she had done such a terrible thing to Sun-ah.
She was really regretting it.
However, she could n’t help but be happy at this moment she was spending with her own child born to her good son her.
So she stopped taking medication and even changed her lifestyle, which changed day and night to live a more normal life.
In order to have more time to spend with Jena, she decided to be active during the day.
She takes Jena for a walk in the park during the day, takes her to an amusement park, sees a movie together at the cinema, takes her out to dinner, and so on.
She was enjoying this blissful life that she had forgotten about due to her mental illness.
Yena, too, gradually opened her heart to Yurin.
Yena liked Yurin, who cared for her as much as her father.
It was so pitiful that sometimes, when her miserable and sad feelings her came to her that she heard her whenever she talked about her own father.
When she first heard her father her tell her of her regretful actions her, she had never imagined that such a kind Yurin would do such a thing to her father her.
Back then, I really hated Yurin, but not anymore.
Every time she sees Yurin regretting and reflecting on her father her, her feelings of hatred her gradually disappear.
Now, I just feel sorry for that mistake.
When she said that there were many things she wanted to do with her father her, Sun-ah, as much as she was kind to her, she could never forget Yurin’s face her.
It was because her expression of regret and sadness her looked just like her father her, Sun-ah, right before sending him to the gate.
As time passed, her thoughts on her abuse her gradually changed.
Now that she comes to her mind her, she thinks that she is not a real mother, but that she is Yurin who pours everything into herself.
Her own real mother who makes her father groan in pain every night and let out almost dying breaths.
She thought that Yurin was better suited as her own mother and her father’s wife than the woman who regarded herself as her own her and only caused pain for her father her.
As much as her ill feelings toward her own mother were deeply embedded in her own mind, Jena could not help but think that way.
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Yura thought a lot during that time.
If Suna ever came back, she thought of taking back the house that Mina and Hyeontae had left behind.
In the meantime, she didn’t have the courage to go to the house to sort out her complicated feelings about Min-ah, Hyeon-tae, and Sun-ah.
When she sees the house filled with the empty seats of her masters her, she fears that all of her emotions her will be replaced with sadness and explode inside her.
She was afraid that she would break down on her own her.
But, she thought, if Sun-ah were to come back, it would be her job to give back her house full of memories to her Sun-ah.
The house belongs to Mina and Hyeontae, but because there is no one to inherit it, the house belongs to the state and is auctioned off.
It was obvious that Sun-a would suffer all that time, as she filed a corrective report on the death caused by her disappearance her and had to file a long-term lawsuit through the court to recover her personal property that the state had sold at will.
For Suna, it is a house full of memories left by her parents her, so at least she wanted to keep the memories of the two intact when she returned.
To keep it from being soiled by other people’s hands.
She thought it was the least courtesy to Sun-ah, even though it was n’t enough to make up for the mistakes her daughter had made.
She is herself who stepped down from her position as the representative of the Fire Dragon Guild, but to be honest, the money was rotten and overflowing.
Originally born into a family with little money, she was herself, but the stakes she had acquired while staying in the Fire Dragon Guild for a long time enough to develop it into a large guild were still making a lot of money for herself.
He was the largest shareholder with an 8 percent stake in a large guild, like a large corporation, so he did not worry about money even though he and his daughter were unemployed.
That’s why I tried to buy the house again, even if I had to use this money that had accumulated meaninglessly, but it was right after it had already passed into someone else’s hands.
Upon checking at the registry office, Minah’s house was registered with someone else.
When the resident was a foreign woman, Mikaela Sola, when she saw the register with her name on it, she knew that she had already fallen into someone else’s hands.
But money wasn’t the problem.
Yura had to buy the house again, even if she had to pay several times over.
For Suna to come back.
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The house where Minah and Hyuntae used to live.
When she visited the house where Suna grew up, it seemed that the exterior of her house had not been remodeled.
Fortunately, I liked the original shape quite a bit.
She was thinking about what to say to ring the doorbell and negotiate with the owner of the house.
Even though I have bought and sold several properties with owners, I have only ever purchased real estate that was put up for sale.
It was the first time I had ever bought a building or land from someone who might be interested in selling it.
She had to be careful with what she said, as it was clear that she would probably be suspicious if she suddenly said that she would buy it for several times as much.
It was an important issue that could touch a person’s pride to hit it with too much money.
With that thought in mind, not long after I rang the doorbell, a foreign woman came out.
They checked each other’s faces and recognized that they were new people.
One was the demon who was captured by the Fire Dragon Guild, and the other was the head of the guild that held the demon, but they did not recognize each other.
It is true that Yura needed this demon when preparing for a large project, but it was possible because she was busy with various tasks, so she had no experience meeting them in person, and they could not see each other.
Unaware of such a fact, the two faced each other calmly.
Yura was a little taken back when a blonde, brown-skinned woman came out of her house in a tank top, a pair of jeans, and a hat with horns.
‘Do you wear a hat like that at home… Foreigners have a bit of a strange sensibility…’
“Hello? Excuse me, do you speak Korean…”
She found out that this woman, Michaela Sola, was of Italian descent.
She herself could speak English and Chinese, but she did not speak Italian, so I cautiously asked if she could speak Korean.
“I can speak Korean. But why did you come here?… Do you have insurance or a newspaper subscription?”
Fortunately, this woman could speak Korean.
She even seemed to have lived long enough in Korea that she was as fluent as herself.
She was able to speak the language and correct pronunciation enough to be considered a local.
“No… I came because I wanted to talk to the owner of this house.”
“I’m the landlord. What kind of business is it?”
She gave off a nuance of being in her way, with her tone of voice looking a little rough.
The first thing I felt when I saw this woman was Yura, for whom the word ‘yangachi’ came to mind.
She doesn’t fit in well with this kind of person by nature, but she couldn’t help but buy this house.
“I have a story, so I really want to buy this house. I’ll give you more money… Please sell it…”
Yura earnestly asked with her mournful tone of her.
I really want to buy this house for Suna who will come back.
Thinking so, she bowed her head to the landlord and said, but her return her was a refusal.
“Hmm… I’m not really tight on money, and I like this house. I don’t want to sell either…”
“When I looked at the last traded price, it was 3.6 billion. How about 7 billion… It’s because there is a really important story.”
“No, no matter how many times you add it, I have no intention of selling it. Please stop.”
“10 billion… No 20 billion…”
“No matter how much you say that, I don’t care. I like this house.”
However, this woman did not even blink an eye in front of that amount.
Bianca said she had more money than she had, but she knew how much of a hassle it was to move while she lived on Earth, after she got her first house her.
She could n’t waste her magic her trying to find a new identity, especially since she was so close to a fake identity that if she moved again, her identity her would be exposed.
That’s why what the woman in front of her now said was an unreasonable demand for herself.
“Please.”
“No. I have no idea, so please leave.”
When this foreign woman spoke in a slightly angry tone, as if she was fed up with it, Yura’s complexion turned pale.
Thinking that if she angered her landlord for no reason, she could not even set her feet in front of this house, Yura could not help but promise the next one.
“Okay. But… If you’re thinking of selling it, please call me with this business card.”
Yura reluctantly handed her business card to Michaela Sola, the woman in front of her.
She was actually unemployed now, but as the majority shareholder of the Fire Dragon Guild, she held a board position.
She was, of course, treated like a ghost because she couldn’t even speak properly since she messed up on a big project, but at least she got a place to make a business card that she could hold out in front of others.
In return, she was currently playing the role of empowering the representative of the Fire Dragon Guild, but she wasn’t a bad choice.
Mikaela Sola’s expression hardened as she took the business card from her and read her own name from her.
“Well…Then please go back today. I’m busy from now on too.”
He stammered at her words, slammed the door shut without even saying goodbye, and didn’t even pretend to see her.
Yura reluctantly began to return to her house.
She was worried about the sudden change of attitude of the foreign woman she was unlikely to meet next.
She had quite a few foreigners in her large-scale projects.
‘I wonder if there were any family involved in the project,’ she said.
That’s why she did n’t know that her expression hardened when she saw her business card her.
Another mistake she made to make up for the one she made.
The fact that it might be the survivors of the victim of that mistake flashed through Yura’s mind her.
I felt even more bitter today.
Her husband had given up alcohol since he returned to his parents’ house his, but today was a strong drink day.
The urge arose to sweep this painful heart away with that bitter liquid.
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Bianca, who slammed the door shut, was shocked to learn that a person related to the Fire Dragon Guild had been in front of her just before.
If she was a Fire Dragon Guild researcher who often saw her face at the center, she might have noticed her and reported it to the nearby guild.
She just stayed still, unable to let go of her hand holding her doorknob, clutching her chest containing her own fast-beating heart.
She thought that the next time she came back, she would make sure to check her opponent’s face through the intercom.
And that woman, if she came back, she wouldn’t open the door.
As her fast-beating heart her returned to her normal rhythm and she regained her composure, Bianca hit her blinds.
So that no one could see her.
So that this happy daily life does not collapse…
