Lisa is the daughter of Mr. Manoban who was killed in front of her and her mother. She saw that it was the Prime Minister Kim who killed his father. After her father was killed, lisa was also stabbed by knife in her side. She just woke up with a str...
"pathetic! I told you not to hurt the kid. By any chance she could be my sister's daughter. What happened to your face andrew?" I asked as I saw bruises on his face
"someone laid feast on me" he answered.
"who could be that?"
"your sister Eun jung" he said that made me jumped in surprised.
"what?!! wait how?" I asked confusedly.
"She save the kid and obviously they knew each other" he said.
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"please stop the car" I said as I passed Herra and saw Eun Jung with jennie.
"what is she doing here?"
I was even shocked when I saw eun jung kissed jennie.
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I went towards them immediately to confront eun jung about last night.
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Eun Jung's PoV
"thank you for dropping ella to school and for dropping me here in the office" jennie said smiling.
"everything for you my queen" I said holding Jennie's hand.
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It's time for me to fulfill all my absence in my family (jennie and ella). I've been gone for a years, I didn't have the chance to watche ella grow. But I'm proud to say that my wife raised our daughter very well.
"Eun Junga" Someone spoke behind my back. I know it's Ji eun unnie.
"unnie" I said and bowed down
Im dead..
"where have you been last night? why did you just drop joy home alone? ommonie took care of her. You guys is such a headache" She said seriously.
I looked at jennie and hold her hands.
"I have seen her daughter in danger. So I escorted the kid home after I drop joy alone."
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