Kang Jin-Ho didn't need long to realize that Park Yu-Min was telling the truth. Honestly speaking, he didn't even need to carefully analyze what his friend had said to him. Well, the orphanage kids were clinging to him with no thoughts of letting him go, after all!

A kid on each of his arms, two more stuck to each leg, then another two holding onto his back... Kang Jin-Ho had to seriously wonder if he was the combination mecha, not the toys he had brought with him. And there was another problem with this situation—the combined 'parts' clinging to his limbs had wills of their own and were acting according to their whims.

No matter how he thought about it, this combination was a failure.

Park Yu-Min had a cramped smile on his face as he asked, “You hungry? Wanna eat something?”

Kang Jin-Ho glanced back at his friend. “...Do you want me to tell you what you have in common with my mother?”

“Nah, I think I already know.” Park Yu-Min shook his head.

“Anyway, I bought toys for the kids. I couldn't figure out what to buy for the older kids, though.” Kang Jin-Ho gestured at the toys with his chin.

“Don't do this again in the future, Jin-Ho.”

“Mm...” Kang Jin-Ho wordlessly nodded after realizing how forceful Park Yu-Min sounded just then.

Park Yu-Min pressed on. “And don't try to buy stuff for the older kids, either. I only wanted you to stop by every now and then, you know? Buying stuff like this will only create expectations. If you're thinking of doing this again, I'm not gonna let you inside, Jin-Ho.”

As soon as Park Yu-Min put his foot down, the living room door behind him was flung wide open, and Cheol-Min quickly walked outside.

Now a bonafide university student, Cheol-Min smirked deeply and waded into this discussion. “Yu-Min hyung! You no longer have the authority...