After returning from their honeymoon, Taehee became curious about the origin of weddings. Who on earth came up with the idea of weddings and who started them?

Even though they lived together before the wedding and even completed the marriage registration, Taehee didn’t really feel the reality of marriage. However, after sending out wedding invitations, taking wedding photos, inviting numerous guests, receiving congratulations, and going on a honeymoon, she realized it as if she had added cold water to something.

We got married and became a real couple, a family.

Right after returning from the honeymoon, the two of them first visited Okhee’s grave with their son Juwon. It was because of Okhee’s persistence that Taehee should hold the wedding before meeting her father.

As they drove, they saw the long rows of Songhyun Electronics factories along the road.

As they drove a bit more, a small town appeared, and the two-story house with a spacious yard located on the street corner was Okhee’s family home.

The place where she grew up as a child. Okhee, who got out of the car, couldn’t speak for a while, just looking and looking again with her hand covering her mouth.

Then, she cautiously took a step forward.

Wandering through the spacious yard, she went up to the porch, opened the door, and entered.

After looking around all the rooms for a while, Okhee’s eyes were moist when she came out.

“How could nothing have changed?”

Muttering, she went down to the yard again and looked at Taehee, and Taehee let out a sigh of relief.

Whether it was this house, or her grandfather’s grave on the hill behind, they had been neglected for decades.

As soon as Sa-jun received the family register in Minseon-tae’s name, he rushed to this place and personally cleared the weeds. Thanks to that, even the inexperienced Jinwon followed along, but Taehee took charge of restructuring the landscape around Bongbun and remodeling the house that was nearly abandoned.

She hoped that Okhee wouldn’t feel heartbroken when she came here later. Fortunately, Okhee didn’t notice the hard work the two had gone through.

“It’s fortunate that Mom didn’t notice, right?”

“Yeah, it’s fortunate that your mother isn’t as sensitive as you.”

This subtly turns things around again. When Taehee glanced, Sa-jun laughed softly.

Even though they became a couple after all the twists and turns, the two were always like this. Friendly, then irritated, teasing each other, and suddenly getting passionate and entangled. Sometimes like friends, sometimes like lovers, sometimes like a married couple.

Feeling once again the preciousness of her husband, Taehee leaned her face against his sturdy arm and looked at the hill behind.
The grave of Sa-jun’s grandfather, located in the best auspicious spot on the mountain where the sunshine shines well and overlooks the entire neighborhood, came into view.

Sa-jun, with his nature of seeing things through once he starts something, meticulously investigated the past, so Taehee got to know well who her grandfather was.

She thought that he hastily handed over the land to Songhyun and his son-in-law, unable to distinguish family interests for the sake of his illegitimate daughter, but that was not the case.

People living here in the neighborhood, as well as those living in the surrounding areas of the village, had received help from her grandfather. There were many people who did not pretend not to know when those who were having a hard time came.

Despite that, those people turned their backs on her grandfather as if he were an enemy. It was all because he handed over the land, not under the family name but under her grandfather’s name, to Songhyun without their permission.

Actually, Taehee couldn’t dare to defend such a grandfather until she heard Sa-jun’s interpretation of that decision as a business decision.

“It’s not an arbitrary decision made because of your mother. It’s a wise decision considering the people in the neighborhood and the family members, even those in the surrounding villages.”

Calling it a wise decision to hand over the land to Songhyun at a low price, what kind of talk was that? When Taehee looked as if she couldn’t understand, Sa-jun calmly explained.

“When your grandfather gave the land to Songhyun, he set a condition to prioritize hiring local residents. So now, most of the family members and children of the people in the neighborhood are working at Songhyun. Thanks to that, this rural area has developed, and the population has increased, and even the property value has gone up. It’s all thanks to your grandfather.”

However, instead of being grateful, those people who had not forgiven her grandfather and mother were just what on earth.

Thinking about those people made Taehee furious, and she was still gritting her teeth.

“It seems like there are more bad people in the world than good people. Sa-jun, how will our Juwon live in the future?”

As if he heard something amusing, Sa-jun chuckled.

“Whether he takes after you or me, he’ll live quite well. Don’t worry.”