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Temptation

Author: unusualdee
last update Last Updated: 2024-11-19 20:24:24

They arrived at the Seo residence some minutes past 4 in the evening.

Kwan Seung-ho hadn’t yet recovered from how gracious their mansion was, while Min-a just viewed it as normal.

“When they spoke about glass castles, your father really took it seriously.” Seung-ho commented as they got down from the car, and headed to the main front entrance. Unlike the last time that Min-a snuck him in through a side door.

Min-a found one of his older sister’s personal cars under the canopy and not in the garage, so he knew Eun Hye just returned from work after putting out another fire in her workplace.

Eun Hye was already halfway down a bottle of white wine while scrolling through TikTok when the front door opened.

She turned around excitedly to see her brother taking off his shoes.

“Min-a, you really thought I wouldn’t find out?”

Min-a jumped at the sound of her voice as he expected she would be knocked out by now.

“Find out about what?” he asked, picking his shoe
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