“What if she keeps a spending diary?”

This information had been buried in the corner of her mind. Jimin remembered hearing about it from some parenting show.

“It’ll be possible if she knows basic addition and subtraction.”

“Shinhae still hasn’t learned all her hangul. Her knowledge of numbers is a bit limited too.”

Jimin's idea was ruthlessly sunk by rebuttals from Chelsea and Sungyoon. It was to be expected. Shinhae had just turned six years old.

“As expected, someone should manage the money for her.”

Jimin placed a hand on her cheek as she fell deep in thought. Sungyoon crossed his arms. Both of them didn’t want to take back the money, but from an educational point of view, it would be very bad to give so much money to a child. It seemed they both agreed on those points.

“I’m sorry to ask this of you, but can you manage Shinhae’s money?”

Sungyoon was careful as he spoke to Jimin. Due to his work, he barely stayed at home, so he couldn’t afford to give monetary lessons to Shinhae.

“It can’t be helped. We can’t just let Shinhae go at it alone.”

Jimin didn’t hesitate as she nodded.

“I’ll ask in a roundabout way a little bit later. She is too happy right now, and if we take...