The next day went better and without noticing, school finally ended and I could go home and rest, but before I could step out of the classroom, Mrs Seo called me.   "Jang Min Jae! About yesterday, I've talked to my husband," Mrs Seo called as she stacked up our exercise books on the shelves at the side of the class.   "Ah, yes, Mrs Seo," I replied as I helped her with the works.   "I have talked with my husband and he said, it would be better if you moved into our son's house instead."   I widened my eyes, "Move into your son's house?!"   "Yes, in that way, it would be easier. You don't have to pay for the bills and at the same time you can help out at home too since we have no maids. Don't worry, we will take you as our own daughter. And my son's house is too big for him. He can't even organize it himself. So maybe we will need you to be teach him some lessons since we are working," Mrs Seo explained.   "Then how about my house?" I asked.   "About that..." Mrs Seo paused, "We had no choice but to let them take it away."   I hung my head down and without my realization, tears started to well up in my eyes. All the memories I spent with my grandma, all those years, now they had to take it away from me.   Mrs Seo hugged me, comforting me, "Don't cry, Min Jae. I'm sorry."   I sobbed, "It's okay, Mrs Seo. I guess I had to let go of the past and turn over a new leaf."    I wiped my tears away as she pulled away and g