Now all 'cleaned up,’ Choi Yeon-Ha watched the trucks entering the orphanage's parking lot with a refreshed expression plastered all over her face.

“Ahhh... Feels like I've vented my stress a bit.”

Kang Jin-Ho wanted to help her by saying it was because she did something good today. But he felt a bit unwilling to say anything after thinking that would be seen as cringe.

"Maybe because I haven't been on a shopping spree lately? Wait, now that I've thought about it, it's been a while since I did something major, isn't it? Aaand, just like that, I've discovered yet another source of my stress!" Choi Yeon-Ha chuckled proudly.

“...Mm.” Kang Jin-Ho grunted softly. As it turned out, it wasn't because she did something good. “...Anyway, aren't you going inside to see?”

“Sorry?” Choi Yeon-Ha tilted her head.

"Watching the kids rejoicing makes you feel good inside, you see. It's enough to help you forget about everything else at that moment."

Choi Yeon-Ha resolutely shook her head. “No, I'm okay.”

“Mm?” Kang Jin-Ho stared at Choi Yeon-Ha with a face that silently asked 'What do you mean?'

She softly smirked. “If it were only kids in there, I might have. But adults are there too, you know? They'll definitely tell the kids to thank me, won't they?”

“...Yes, they will.”

“And I'm definitely not a fan of that. Listening to something so embarrassing will give me goosebumps all over. I don't want to look like a chicken, you know? Instead of being subjected...