Sungyoon silently looked at Woosang. He could feel his strong will, and it seemed Woosang wouldn't stand up until he said something.

“Woosang is right.”

Aiin, who had been monitoring the situation, spoke up.

“Mr. Sungyoon, you settled the most serious affair plaguing our family.”

“Son-in-law. You should call him son-in-law.”

“Ah! Yes! He’s our son-in-law.”

Aiin corrected herself when Hweeyoung scolded her.

“Now that I think about it, we didn’t thank you either.”

“You don’t have to do that.”

Sungyoon waved his hands to stop Hweeyoung. He wasn’t being humble. He really didn’t want them to bow toward him. What kind of a son-in-law wanted his mothers-in-law to lower their heads toward him? He felt uncomfortable just thinking about it.

Thankfully, the two of them didn’t bow like Woosang. Instead, they grabbed Sungyoon's hands as unshed tears appeared in their eyes. Even if they had been against Jimin's efforts in trying to find the traces of Jungbum, Jungbum was their husband.

Of course, they wanted to know how and why he had died.

However, they had always lived with the possibility of their husband dying the death of a Connector. They only went against Jimin because they didn’t want their child to unduly suffer.

The emotional baggage in their hearts had never left. It had been sitting in the corner of their heart...