Minah pulled over in front of the two-story coffee shop, she smiled softly as she looked at the building.

It was one of Woori’s favorite coffee shops in the city.

She exhaled before stepping towards the building.

Woobin put his phone away, it was all over the news. The Jungs were being persecuted, and today was the first hearing. His parents had urged him to show at court but he couldn’t.

He was just so angry.

He should have just listened to her.

Woori knew everything, but he always shut her out and . He sighed heavily before turning to the windows.

He ended the engagement swiftly, he didn’t care what people would say.

The Jungs kidnapped his sister, and now she’s dead.

Luhan looked up and greeted his friend.

“How are you?” He asked in mandarin. Kris refused to reply and just sat down.

“Lay’s already on his way.” He said.

“Arent you mad?”

Luhan looked at him straightly.

“I am, very. I didn’t even get the chance to see her.” Luhan stated.

“I lied to her, I should have told her everything from the start.”

“Woori…she……trusted you a lot, more than she trusts Lay.”

“I don’t even believe that she rejected you, Kris.”

Minah paused, Woobin was sitting alone.

Then he looked up, his eyes meeting hers.

She slowly walked to him and sat across him.

“Sorry for your loss.” She whispered.

“You know what they call me now?” Woobin smiled bitterly.

“The only heir to Zeus Hotels. Bull.”

Minah looked away.

“Woobin-ah~”

“All this time…she knew.”

Minah frowned, then she comfortingly reached for his hand and squeezed it.

“It has been reported that Jung Banking Group’s owner, Jung Jinsuk, along with his family has been arrested for illegal activities and smuggling. Police have searched their offices and found enough proof and the witness, chief secretary of Zeus Hotel, Choi~”

Woori turned away from the screen as Minjun stepped in the room.

“Noona, hyung’s outside.”

“Really?” She switched off the television and followed the child outside.

“Halmeoni wants you to go to the hospital to get checked.” Minjun reasoned as they stepped out of the house.

“But I’m fine.” Woori reasoned.

“I know you are, noona. I’m happy that you’re living with us, but you have to gain your memories, your family might be worried.”

Woori sighed, then she looked up and the found the familiar male leaning casually against his car.

“You look better.” He commented.

Woori managed a smile.

“Hey, Kai.”

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