The next morning, Kyuhyun woke up to a good feeling. He put on his bathrobe and headed to his bathroom for a nice, hot bubble bath. Then, he put on some clothes and went down stairs to have his breakfast. He was surprised to see his mother at the kitchen, cooking breakfast for him. Even his older sister, Ahra, was down stairs. "Omo! Omma! Noona! You're back from Taiwan that fast?" he asked surprisingly.

"We arrived last night while you were sleeping," said Mrs Cho. "Come and have your breakfast, dear."

Kyuhyun sat down to eat his meal. At the same time, Ahra wipe with a tissue and got up. She grab her purse as she rush out. "Noona? Where are you going in such a hurry?" he asked.

"I'm going to visit a friend," Ahra replied. "I'll see you later."

After Ahra left the house, Kyuhyun and his mother were left alone. "So, omma. How's business over there?" he asked.

"We're doing well. Ahra did a good job as the president of our company," Mrs Cho replied as she wash Ahra's dishes. "We flew down here to meet with our company investors here and we also came to see how you are doing."

Kyuhyun smile in respond. "I'm doing fine, omma. I'm glad to hear that our business is doing well. It's good to see you and noona again."

Mrs Cho began to hug her son. "It will be more better if your father is here."

"I miss him," Kyuhyun sighed. It has been four years since his father passed away due to illness. Since then, Ahra has to take over her father place as president of his company in Korea and Taiwan. "Don't worry, baby. He is still watching us from heaven," said Mrs Cho. "And he's also congratulating you for getting first place last night."

Kyuhyun look up and said, "Gomawo, appa. I love you very much."

Meanwhile, Ahra reached the orphanage where her friend is working. The friend happens to be Na Young. They have been friends since high school. Na Young opens the door and reach out to hug Ahra. "Ahra sshi! It's good to see you again!" Na Young greeted.

"It's good to see you too, chingu," Ahra said. "How's work here?"

"It's normal. Many children to look after. Sigh! Hard work," Na Young replied, pretending to be exhausted. "So, how about you? I heard you are the president of your family business in here and Taiwan."

"Business is great but lots of paperwork to be done. I'm here to have a meeting with the investors and also to see