The meeting concluded.

Seol Jihu headed to the temple as soon as the discussions ended. It was to withdraw money from the storage.

At first, he told Kim Hannah to take as much as she wanted from the storage, but she replied with a snort.

The core of the second attack was money. The more money they had, the higher the chance of success would be.

But Kim Hannah said they should still spend in moderation, criticizing Seol Jihu for thoughtlessly trying to spend all of the organization’s precious money.

She didn’t forget to remind him to bring back only a modest amount. It was only after hearing an earful that Seol Jihu came to a realization — Kim Hannah wasn’t trying to help the Paradisians out of goodwill.

She said her plan was to shake up the organizations’ main source of revenue — the nightlife business — but by the looks of it, that didn’t seem to be her ultimate goal.

When she was talking to Seo Yuhui, each of her words really made it feel like she was aiming at the organizations.

Although Seol Jihu couldn’t grasp what big picture Kim Hannah was ultimately drawing, he decided to sit back and watch the so-called Miss Foxy work her magic.

After all, you couldn’t go wrong with listening to your mom.

After arriving at the temple, Seol Jihu took out the 20 gold coins that Kim Hannah requested and an additional gold bar without hesitation.

A gold bar was equivalent to 21 gold coins or 21,000 silver coins. On Earth, that would be worth hundreds of millions of won!

Since each household had an average of 87 silver coins in debt, just this gold bar would be able to pay off 241 people’s debts, with a margin of error, of course.

Kim Hannah was busy drawing up documents in her room. Dexterously moving her hand with a serious face, she put her pen down when she heard the door open.

“You’re back?”

Seol Jihu obediently put down the money pouch. After checking the contents, Kim Hannah smiled in satisfaction.

“This should be more than enough as a deposit....