When he got back home, Kang Chan went on the internet and memorized information related to drama production again.

He made sure to learn the drama industry’s jargons, and he especially read the article, ‘The Realities of Korean Dramas’ about ten times.

Strangely enough, on Saturday evenings, Kang Chan’s family always ended up ordering chicken and watching TV together. They had fun snickering while watching entertainment programs and enjoying watching films that were aired late at night.

Not being able to have even a sip of beer used to disappoint him, but cola didn’t seem so bad now.

On Sunday morning, Kang Dae-Kyung and Kang Chan had to prepare breakfast since Yoo Hye-Sook was too busy making a fuss, which was as expected.

Kang Dae-Kyung even put on an apron while saying that he was going to display his secret talent. He scooped up doenjangguk from the middle with a utensil and placed it in Kang Chan’s mouth.

“How does it taste?” asked Kang Dae-Kyung.

Kang Chan gave him a thumbs up with surprised eyes not because Kang Dae-Kyung looked so full of anticipation but because the doenjangguk...