137. The truth behind the rumors
Jae-kwang, who returned home late at night, was surprised when he woke up in the morning. His house was full of flower gifts. Young-mi, who had not contacted him even once while he was at work, had silently prepared a list of flower gifts.
Yeong-mi would also receive calls from here and there. She is the type of person who would never say anything belittling about her child to others, so whenever she receives congratulations, she will just suffer in silence without being able to complain.
You can't be at ease.
Still, I think my mind is changing little by little.
"Look at the pictures I took when the kids came home over the weekend."
Jaegwang approached cautiously and placed the tablet he was holding next to Yeongmi as he spoke. Yena's smiling face was displayed large on the tablet screen. Yeongmi glanced at it briefly but did not pick up the tablet.
"I got a call from Yena yesterday. She said she ate all the candy and asked me to make some more."
"... ... ."
"I hope you can be there next time Yena comes."
Jae-kwang told Yeong-mi his wish. Yeong-mi's hands, which had been looking after the household chores, stopped for a moment and then started moving again.
"We've decided that we'll never see each other again. What's the big deal?"
"If you apologize, I'll accept it. You know I'm not the type of person to ignore you."
Youngmi kept her mouth shut at Jaegwang's persuasion. Jaegwang patted Youngmi's shoulder and then got up from his seat.
"I'm going to work now. I'll leave the photos here."
"No need."
"Still, take a look."
Since all the members of the family were stubborn people, it would take a long time to change their minds. Jae-gwang decided not to rush them.
As Jae-kwang was about to leave the house in silence, he received a phone call. It was from his secretary.
"Are you already at work? I was just about to leave."
[Mr. Chairman, I think you should take a moment to look at the article.]
The secretary delivered the news in an urgent voice. Jae-kwang read the news article that the secretary had delivered. Articles about the Sophisticated Group were pouring out.
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"The tyranny of the Seolyeon Group owner's family"
"Larbs found in new product dumplings from Seonyang Foods"
"Poor hygiene at the Seolyeon Food Dumpling Factory. Confession of a former employee"
"Illegal bidding of Seolyeon Construction affiliates. Suspected of paper company"
"The dissolute life of Jeong Ji-tae and Jeong Ji-heon, the second generation of the Seolyeon Group, and suspicions of corruption"
"Jeong Ji-tae, CEO of Seolryun Foods, gives work to his brother's company, Max Planning"
As if on cue, new articles about the refined group appeared one after another.
The general exposure article contained photos of refined food products and videos of refined food factories. The source is unknown and the authenticity is unclear, but it is difficult to simply deny it.
