Hearing Grandman Giena’s laughter from outside the closed door made me feel that my choice was correct. I was certain that she was relieved as well, as the sound of her laughter was much louder than her usual chuckle. 0

She had to be thinking about her mischievous granddaughter finally getting a taste of her own medicine…0

‘Well, that’s only natural.’0

I felt like she remembered Jung Ha-Yan’s flustered face and felt a sense of satisfaction from it. After all, Jung Ha-Yan had been easily dismissing her attempts at persuasion. 0

Perhaps Grandma Giena had always felt that Jung Ha-Yan needed a character like me—someone clueless. Ideally, she ought to play that role herself, but given the circumstances, neither Jung Ha-Yan nor Grandma Giena could do that.0

Just when she thought she could no longer watch over Jung Ha-Yan, I appeared out of nowhere. Seeing Jung Ha-Yan stare at me in surprise made me even more certain that my choice was correct. 0

I could guarantee that Jung Ha-Yan had never experienced something like this, and it was proven by the trace of embarrassment...1