What lies ahead for Ri Jeong Hyeok and Yoon Se-ri after reuniting at Grindelwald, Switzerland?
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"I would like to congratulate Jeong Hyeok on his graduation from Hanawon!" Se-joon raised his wine glass at the dining table.
A chorus of 'Congratulations!' was punctuated by the excited clinking of wine glasses, before silence took over as everyone took sips from their glasses.
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"It's such a horrible feeling, to drink orange juice from a wine glass." Se-ri groused, looking at the juice with disdain.
"Welcome to my life!" Hye-ji laughed, before the expectant and the breastfeeding mothers clinked glasses again. "Here's to the day we can have alcohol again."
After Jeong Hyeok's release from the settlement support center, he was at Se-ri's parents' home, where they would stay for a week before heading back to her apartment in Gangnam.
"Thank you very much for taking such good care of Se-ri and our baby in my absence." He bowed to everyone at the table, eliciting polite refusal from everyone.
"Oh, please don't say that, the three of you are very much part of this family." That was Se-ri's mother.
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"Exactly! Here, have more meat..." Se-joon picked up a few pieces of beef off the grill in the middle of the table and placed them on Jeong Hyeok, Yoon Jeung-pyeon and Hye-ji's plates. "Medium rare for you, Father and Hye-ji..."
"...and extremely well done for you." The eldest son of the Yoon family cheekily said as he placed overdone beef slices on sister's plate.
Se-ri scowled at Se-joon, who snickered.
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