Chapter 7

Back then, my dad was still part of the ground crew at an airport. He was very honest and down-to-earth back then. He also respected my mom's career.

My mom had some feelings for him, but she remained rational. She had already seen cases of women who were the only child of well-off families swindled by awful men. They weren't just hurt. They also had their fortune stolen from them.

"If you truly loved me, why would you be eyeing my money?" was the mindset my mom had.

So, my parents signed a prenup. It stated that in the event of a divorce, the man would automatically give up rights to a cut of the woman's assets if he was at fault.

They only went to register their marriage after the prenup was signed.

"Didn't you say you were a close friend of mine? Why wouldn't my close friend know that I took my mom's last name? Why wouldn't you know what my parents looked like?"

Jinny clutched her head without saying a word. It was like she couldn't believe that was the true colors of the