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[Everyday V13]
[Date: April 28, 2021]
[Fortune of the Day: The last chance to clear up long-standing misunderstandings. Miss this moment, and you'll regret it for the rest of your life.]
'A misunderstanding?'
Coach Han Dae-Man himself had admitted in the past that, during the national team selection trials, he took money from an opposing athlete's parents and got involved in match-fixing. So I couldn't understand what misunderstanding I was supposed to clear up.
Maybe that was why my first reaction was resistance even when it said something would happen that I would regret for the rest of my life.
After that match-fixing incident, I had drifted through life until I met President Kang Gam-Chan.
At that moment, Miso asked, "Uncle Yoon-Ho, are you sad?"
I lifted my gaze from my phone. Miso, sitting across from me at the table, was staring straight at my face.
"N-no. I'm not sad," I answered.
Miso shook her head firmly, insisting that wasn't it. "That's not true. You look sad. Like you're about to cry. What's wrong? Is it because I didn't play with you?"
Then Yoo-Jin spoke up as well. "Oppa, your expression really doesn't look good right now. What's wrong? If something's bothering you, just say it. Everyone here is family."
At that moment, memories of Han Dae-Man passed through my mind without my consent. It was because of him that I was able to start boxing, and because of his strict training that I didn't fall down the wrong path.
He used to say athletes needed to eat meat and bought me pork belly once a week. He also bought me new shoes and clothes every season so I wouldn't lose confidence.
And I remembered Han Dae-Man's wife, Eun Ye-Jin. Eun Ye-Jin had also taken care of me like I was her youngest son, mending my worn boxing clothes and washing them in place...
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