Ha Jae-Gun handed the manuscript toward the tombstone that remained silent.0

The title written on the cover page: Great Life. 1

Ha Jae-Gun had written this himself. The precious original, which was obtained from Seo Sang-Do, was kept somewhere deep in his study. This was a copy of the manuscript.0

“I’ve lost contact with your son, who had given me the original of this manuscript. I had wanted to discuss this with him instead,” Ha Jae-Gun muttered, looking at the manuscript. He could still recall when Seo Sang-Do handed him the original of Great Life, along with the contents written in the letter for Ha Jae-Gun.0

Seo Sang-Do mentioned that this was the only work that had escaped the fire, and like his father’s other keepsakes, he would love for Ha Jae-Gun to take care of it. His earnest request was all he left in his letter before he disappeared altogether.0

“No matter how long I’ve waited, your son has not contacted me again since then… I’ve… thought long and hard about what I should do with the manuscript. I was also perplexed, wondering whether it was right for me to bury the work of such an amazing writer like yours forever.”0

Ha Jae-Gun laid the manuscript down on the grass and flipped through the pages. “My most respected mentor even said that this manuscript gave her the thrills. There’s not a single redundant sentence in there; not only was it perfect in the technical sense, but the scenes that you intended to express...0