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Each comment is a small knife. Yuna begins to question her own daughter. Han Sol, meanwhile, cannot understand why her mother is suddenly cold and distant. Kang Dae engineers a crisis. He "discovers" that Yuna's ex-husband (Han Sol's father) has been trying to contact her, but in reality, Kang Dae's family lawyer has forged legal documents suggesting a custody battle. Yuna panics. Kang Dae is there—offering legal advice, emotional support, even money from his family's foundation. He becomes her pillar. my bully tries to corrupt my mother yuna introv updated
Kang Dae, through his family’s connections, engineers a "coincidental" meeting. He volunteers at the same community art center where Yuna teaches evening classes. He presents himself as a troubled but polite young man—someone who admires art, respects older women, and claims to "understand" her daughter's struggles. In the sprawling world of web novels, fan
The latest update leaves us with one question hanging in the air—a question that has haunted readers for months: Han Sol, meanwhile, cannot understand why her mother