The morning of Kang Chan’s high school graduation day, Yoo Hye-Sook gave him a hug before going to work, tears welling up in her eyes.0

He would be officially recognized as a high school graduate today, so seeing him in comfortable workout clothes made Yoo Hye-Sook feel sorry for her son.0

Kang Dae-Kyung knew about everything that happened in Afghanistan and Africa, and Yoo Hye-Sook couldn’t forget about the gunfight that had occurred in the basement parking lot.0

Even though she couldn’t understand why her son had to go through such a traumatic experience, she did her best to accept it. However, her reddening eyes still carried hope that he would never have to go through similar situations again.0

Seeing her like that was heartbreaking, but Kang Chan couldn’t attend his graduation ceremony due to the Islamic organizations’ holy war against South Korea.0

Much like yesterday, Kang Chan had a lot of time to spare. He considered surfing the internet for a moment but sat on the living room sofa and watched TV instead.0

As soon as the TV turned on, it showed the news channel that Kang Dae-Kyung always watched.0

‘What’s going on?’0

It hadn’t even been a minute when the news began to take an absurd turn.0

[The Federation of Korean Industries and the opposition party are demanding the government to disclose whether the proposals from Saudi Arabia and the United States are true or not. If the proposals are true, they asserted that the Blue House and the ruling party shouldn’t use the proposals for political gain and that they have to reveal everything to the public for the development of South Korea.]0

The news then played interviews with citizens, most of whom said, “It doesn’t make sense for the government and the ruling...0