“D-Daughter?” 

Park Sun-Ja was completely shocked at this unbelievable event.

On a hot summer day, as Park Sun-Ja was relaxedly tending to the garden that Kang Chul-In had bought for her, she let go of the water bucket she was holding.

“Son? How can this be…? Explain it to me.”

Suddenly becoming a widower, Kang Chul-In couldn’t lift his face to look at his mother due to his embarrassment.

Dammit!

Since he had fully accepted Arshelly as a daughter now, he wasn’t going to hide her existence from his mother. The method he chose to do this was through “frontal collision”.

“W-When was this, son?”

Park Sun-Ja’s face darkened.

“It was when I was 20.” 

Kang Chul-In lied to her.

“H-How about the mother?”

“She’s dead.” 

Well, technically, this wasn’t really a lie. Arshelly’s parents had really died, just that it was around a thousand years ago.

“Stop lying…”

Park Sun-Ja thought of this as a joke.

How could this make any sense?

Kang Chul-In had never even brought his girlfriend to his house, and...