On their way back home, Sungyoon let Jimin drive. Meanwhile, he just stared at the waiver to disestablish Miyun's maternity toward Shinhae.

“It seems you're in a good mood.”

“Of course. I’m ecstatic. This document is several hundred times more important than the copy of the contract.”

With the copy, Sungyoon could screw over Jaeho and regain his stolen technology. However, the waiver to disestablish maternity was more important to him. After all, Sungyoon always had a Shinhae-centric view.

“It was worth it to pressure Lee Jaeho first. As soon as his business started to tank, I assumed he would break the deal with Lee Miyun’s father. He's quite predictable.”

Jimin spoke as she drove.

“Still, we were lucky. There was a chance that Lee Miyun didn’t have a copy of the contract. If she really hadn't, she would have been like you in the past; she would have had to sell her body to pay off her debt.”

Jimin glanced at Sungyoon.

“We acquired a weapon in the form of the copy of the contract. All the retaliation I’ve been carrying out against Lee Miyun ends right now. We gained everything we needed from her, and she knows that you're no longer a pushover. The probability of her approaching you again is very low.”

However, that didn’t mean Miyun’s misfortune was at an end.

“Lee Jaeho will get his revenge on...