“Today is a bit less hectic, isn't it?”

As it turned out, Kang Eun-Yeong's influence was far more significant than anyone had bargained for. Even though she didn't show up the following day, the queues of customers didn't want to decrease at all. It seemed that the story of the pizzeria being run by her family member had spread to all corners of the internet.

At first, things were crazy-busy. However, just like the old saying about how one would adapt the more they repeated the action, the trio of men soon became experts at dealing with a dining area jam-packed with customers.

This kept up for a week or so, and eventually, the number of customers began to decrease little by little. And now, it felt like the customers walking through the doorway lately didn't care about Kang Eun-Yeong's connection to this place and simply wanted to eat some pizza.

“Yup. This is how it's supposed to be, anyway.” Ju Yeong-Gi smirked a little. “Still, thanks to your little sister, your store is finally going somewhere.”

“Mm...” Kang Jin-Ho slowly nodded in agreement.

Even he had underestimated his little sister's ability to create waves. Sure, Kang Eun-Yeong did raise a lot of fuss whenever she visited the military base Kang Jin-Ho had been serving, but he chalked that overblown reaction down as a symptom of herding a large group of female-starved male soldiers into one place.

That assumption turned out to be false, though. Even in civilian society, Kang Eun-Yeong's sway was no less impressive. No, her influence...