My eyes widened and I turned to stare at Jeonghyun next to me. There was only one place where horses would run and a person would make money—the racetrack. I thought he had stopped gambling but this wasn’t the case.

Jeonghyun turned his neck like a robot. His face turned white as I quietly loosened the sling and carefully put Seohui down. Her pure eyes were filled with curiosity. “Huh? Grandfather, are you having a hard time?”

“No, please wait a moment. Huhu.”

I kept my eyes on Jeonghyun as I carefully approached him but this guy kept backing away. It seemed that he felt my killing intent.

“F-Father, that...”

“It’s fine, I have nothing more to say.”

“No, that isn’t it. In fact...”

“...This bastard still hasn’t come to his senses!!!!”

I flew through the air. My hiking suit fluttered as I stretched out my leg. The 540 degrees rotational kick landed on Jeonghyun’s face. Kanghyun and my daughter-in-law watching from behind opened their mouths.

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We had to go down without even reaching the top. It was all because of this damn man. Now I was nagging at him. Jeonghyun had clear shoe marks on his face.

“Are you sane right now? You are still going to the racetrack?! This rotten son guy is just...!”

“Father, calm down.”

“B-Bear with it, Father. Seohui is watching.”

I calmed down once he...