As expected, the moment Woo-Jin and Woo-Hee checked their security cameras’ footage, they were at a loss for words.

The trespasser clearly knew the locations and positions of each camera and hid her face from each of them.

It would be understandable if she did it with the cameras installed outdoors, but she also knew the positions of the cameras indoors. As the housekeeper had guessed, it probably wasn’t the woman’s first time inside the house.

“How did she get inside last time?” Woo-Hee asked.

“She must’ve mixed in with other people like she did this time. I assume the first time she came, it was just to scout around the house. After a few months, the footage will get erased, and unless she does something that stands out, we wouldn’t be checking the footage like today.” Woo-Jin replied.

They had invited many people to the house on several separate occasions over the last two years, such as their parents’ birthdays or work-related parties.

Back then, the number of invitees was large every time, so they had to hire more housekeepers and party helpers during the event.

This lady-thief in question could’ve been one of the extra helpers, or she could’ve secretly infiltrated alongside the invitees like what she did this time.

Woo-Jin and the others had only been careful and wary of fans who came in front of the house to see him. But they didn’t imagine one of them would barge inside in such a manner.

At this stage, it was highly likely that the woman was already known as a crazy fan inside the agency, and Woo-Jin...