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When Min-Hyuk was a child, before he even started elementary school, he was sent to live with his grandmother without being told why.
He was at an age when the warmth of parents’ hands was essential, so, naturally, the absence of it made him cry a lot. Memories of throwing tantrums, acting stubborn, and getting angry at his grandmother came rushing back. He also recalled hiding under a blanket all day, crying and begging to be sent back home because he missed his parents so much.
By the time adolescence came around, he had learned the truth—that his parents had abandoned him. But surprisingly, he felt nothing.
His parents had him when they were too young, which caused conflicts in the family. His mother left home, while his father drowned himself in alcohol and eventually declared that he couldn’t handle raising a child. As a result, that responsibility fell to his grandmother.
Later, his mother remarried and started a new family, and news came that his father had passed away from a heart attack caused by alcohol abuse.
When Min-Hyuk realized his grandmother was his only remaining family member, he matured more...
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