There Are No Villains in My Regression - Chapter 107



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There is no villain in my return 107

Everyone was silent when Shinwoo said he would take over San-O Savings Bank.

I felt that it was not just a curious remark.

“If you need money, you can find someone who will pay you more than them.”

“It’s not just about the money. I have to throw him food he can’t digest so he’ll feel better.”

“Because it’s food that I can’t digest.”

Jang Dong-gi covered his mouth, which kept twisting, with his hand.

He knows Shinwoo’s true purpose.

Finally, we are trying to take a half step towards the heart, not the side branch.

Even if I don’t know exactly how they’re going to take over Sanoh Savings Bank, I can’t really oppose it.

“I agree. I’m starting to get tired of smelling the dust in the redevelopment complex!”

“Don’t think that you have nothing to do and rest. You’ll be busy from now on.”

“I have no intention of resting. I am just as desperate as you are!”

Geum Min-jun, who made himself like this, is right in front of you.

The day San-O Savings Bank falls into Shin-Woo’s hands, that guy will also fall into Jang Dong-Gi’s hands.

The long-awaited moment of revenge has finally arrived.

“Okay. Do you have a price in mind?”

“If the redevelopment is successful, it will be worth more than 500 billion.”

But it’s difficult to accept that right now.

Shinwoo said the price he had in mind.

“I will sell it for 380 billion.”

“Why did you measure it like this?”

“This is the Maginot Line that San-O Savings Bank can pull up.”

Geum Min-jun, who was kicked out by Geum Musan and fell into mental despair, is absolutely unable to reject this offer.

“You should negotiate. I’d like to receive more, but it absolutely cannot be less than 380 billion.”

“That’s not hard. As you get older, you tend to be more shameless in your demands.”

Just as the meeting was ending and I was about to leave.

Shinwoo placed three bags on the table.

“What is that?”

“This is an advance bonus. It may not be enough for you, but I’ll give you more later.”

“What did you hear that made you say it was nothing?”

Jang Dong-gi opened his bag and then paused.

What was in the bag were 10 bearer bonds.

It was the same in Kim Tae-seok and Choi Ji-sang’s bags.

Literally a billion dollars is a bonus.

“Hehehe. If this isn’t a big deal, how much more are you going to take care of me later?”

“It’s much more than you can imagine. So just trust me and follow me.”

“If it’s what the representative says, then of course.”

Jang Dong-gi nodded his head.

* * *

Shinwoo got off at the apartment parking lot and went up to the house.

A strange man’s voice was heard in front of the house.

Shin Jeong-suk is talking to the security guard.

Surprisingly, he could sign.

As Shinwoo approached, he looked visibly surprised and stepped back.

“Then see you next time.”

Shin Jeong-suk, standing at the door, was holding a box of bread in her hand.

“When did you become so close with the security guard?”

[We became friends because we kept saying hello and hanging out together rather than being close.]

They seemed to be on good terms with each other, even exchanging gifts, to the point where they could be called friends.

And unlike usual, he brought out bread while keeping an eye on Shinwoo’s expression.

[You came earlier than I expected? Didn’t you say you were going to meet a friend?]

“I finished my work quickly.”

Shinwoo picked up a piece of bread on the tray and chewed it.

“Mom, I have something to show you.”

What he took out and handed over without a second thought was his bar exam passing certificate.

Shin Jeong-suk’s pupils, which she had thought were like a report card, soon grew as big as lanterns.

I know very well how much Shinwoo has struggled to pass the exam.

He passed the exam in just two years, which would have taken others years even with the help of their entire family.

Shin Jeong-suk got up from her seat, wiping her reddened eyes with her sleeve.

I went into the bedroom and brought out the picture frame.

[You have to store it well so that it doesn’t get dusty.]

I took out the photo, put the certificate of passing inside, and hung it on one wall.

“It’s just a certificate.”

[Just barely. It was my son’s effort. I don’t know about others, but it’s the best gift for mom!]

Shin Jeong-suk took a picture and sent it to Lee Yeon-su.

[Your grandmother asks you about her more than when she meets you. She must think of you as her own grandson.]

Shinwoo smiled bitterly.

Like a real grandson – no, actually a real grandson.

Since Lee Yeon-su showed the will to Shin-woo, she hasn’t contacted him even once.

Instead, I met with Shin Jeong-suk periodically and talked with her.

‘You mean you’re going to leave all the judgment up to me?’

I heard about her from Shin Jeong-suk.

Lee Yeon-su’s condition has gotten worse recently.

He used to have trouble walking, but now he uses a wheelchair.

[Grandma Lee Yeon-su bought me a meal.]

“Yeah. Let’s go together next weekend.”

[This time, let’s buy something delicious.]

It was almost time to finish the story I had been putting off with her.

That evening, Shinwoo met Park Eunji and Yoon Yesol at a bar in front of Edu Law School.

Surprisingly, not only Professor Min Byeong-cheol but also Kim Seong-min was there.

“You came! Our successful candidate!”

His face was red, as if he had already had a beer.

“Professor, didn’t you eat too much?”

“I ate a lot! I just had one drink. Okay, sit down.”

As soon as he sat down, Shinwoo clinked his beer glasses and smiled.

Min Byeong-cheol is in a good mood enough to drink alcohol, which he usually does not do.

That’s understandable, as out of 12 people, 4 passed this year’s bar exam.

Even if you try hard to keep up with the progress, it is rare to pass the exam in one go.

So, we prepared a special event to celebrate your passing.

“But is beer really okay with chicken? There’s a place that young people go to these days. Let’s go somewhere like omakase or a hotel restaurant.”

Eun-ji Park said while chewing the food.

“No. This is a good place to eat and chat comfortably.”

“Really? You simple guys. Order as much as you want!”

“Yes! Then I’ll order one more chicken!”

Kim Sung-min ordered it excitedly.

The excited atmosphere soon became serious as stories began to be told about what would happen after passing the exam.

Yoon Ye-sol, now a fourth-year student, decided to enter the Judicial Research and Training Institute after graduating from school, while Shin-woo and Park Eun-ji decided to take a leave of absence.

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“My father was posted to the Canadian embassy, ​​so I couldn’t see him properly while I was studying. This time, I’m planning to travel for about half a year to get some rest and then come back to study.”

“Yeah. I just ran like crazy.”

“What about you, Shinwoo?”

“I’m planning to enter the Judicial Research and Training Institute right away.”

Passing the bar exam doesn’t mean your studies are over.

Entering the training center means the start of another two-year competition with successful applicants.

In addition to writing weekly records, you also study a huge amount of exam material, including ‘all case law since liberation’.

“Hmm. Well, the real start is at the training center.”

The Judicial Research and Training Institute teaches only practical skills under the assumption that basic legal knowledge has been acquired.

Just like in college, trainees take classes and take exams for three semesters.

And the final semester is a practical training course.

As a trainee prosecutor at the prosecution, you will direct investigations and stand trial for 8 weeks, then write verdicts, conduct substantive examinations of warrants, and work as a public defender at the court for 8 weeks, and then learn the practical skills of writing documents as a trainee attorney at a law firm for 8 weeks.

“Do you know that your future path will change depending on your performance at the Judicial Research and Training Institute?”

“Yes. How many times have you told me?”

“The competition will be very fierce. The amount of studying itself will be much more than the exam itself.”

The bar exam is not an exam that ends with passing.

Since grades determine your career path, motivation is your enemy.

But ironically, at the Judicial Research and Training Institute, interpersonal relationships are just as important as individual studies.

The senior riders give you a pedigree and pull you along.

“The fact that it’s the Law Department of Korea University will be important. Don’t just think about studying, but also attend alumni meetings and group meetings.”

Even if there were gatherings, they were mostly just simple meals and drinks.

However, professors also attend, which becomes a starting point for forming relationships.

Min Byeong-cheol began talking with a serious expression about things to be careful of.

“Be especially careful of Madame Tu.”

“Madame Tuyo?”

“Yes. When you live as a trainee, a matchmaking agency contacts you to get a list of women. Once you accept them and start meeting women, you end up wasting your time meeting women, putting your studies on the back burner.”

“I don’t intend to waste my time on that.”

“Yeah. I wouldn’t worry about you, Shinwoo.”

* * *

Shinwoo submitted his leave of absence the very next day.

Choi Jeong-hoon sincerely congratulated him.

“I thought you were unusual from the first time I saw you, but you’re amazing. Come visit me sometime during the semester. I think your classmates and juniors will want to hear your story.”

“Yes, I understand. Thank you for your time.”

The Judicial Research and Training Institute begins in March.

To do that, I had to slowly sort out some urgent matters.

He had a meal with the Bareun Kang office staff who congratulated him, and in the evening, he went to see Lee Yeon-su with Shin Jeong-suk.

This is a Korean restaurant I’ve visited once before.

Knock knock-

When the door opened and I went in, there was Lee Yeon-su sitting, looking haggard, unlike before.

There was a newspaper in front of her.

There is an article written in small print about Shinwoo’s name and the youngest person to pass the bar exam at the age of 22.

Lee Yeon-su tried her best to hide her expression, the corners of her lips twitching.

“Passing the bar exam at such a young age.”

“It’s nothing.”

“Excessive humility is poison.”

After dinner, Lee Yeon-su suggested that we go for a walk in the park.

Shinwoo pushed the wheelchair.

It was time for the two to have a natural conversation.

“Did you check what I sent you before?”

“Yes. I was quite surprised.”

“What about the inheritance left behind? Or about Geummusan?”

“Both.”

Shinwoo read the will and asked questions about things he didn’t understand.

“What would you have done with that stake if I didn’t know anything?”

“It would have been one of two things. Either give it to Geummusan and receive a promise of your safety, or have it taken away from you.”

“I knew that in the end, you wouldn’t be able to go to me or your mother.”

My hands holding the wheelchair gained strength.

Even though Lee Yeon-soo couldn’t see Shin-woo’s face, she could hear his voice and knew that he was angry.

“Ironically, it was only when I was close to death that my fears subsided and I saw the truth.”

In the end, she was trapped by her own fears and acted only in a way that allowed her to survive.

“No matter what Geummusan did, I should have confronted him and confronted him. Then this situation wouldn’t have happened.”

Shinwoo doesn’t have much to say.

I didn’t come here to hear about regrets.

Lee Yeon-su looked up at the clear sky and raised her hand.

This is her favorite spot.

The tree branches waved back and forth in the cool breeze.

“You want a share from me, right?”

“If you give it to me, I won’t refuse it.”

“Can you handle it?”

“Enough.”

As if he knew I would say that, Lee Yeon-su asked me to take out the envelope from behind the wheelchair.

It is an unlisted company called Cheonah Park.

From the sale of the columbarium here, we also manage the nearby tree farm and the mountainous area of ​​approximately 100,000 pyeong.

It has no small value in itself.

“I will accept it.”

Lee Yeon-su burst into laughter for the first time.

I already plan on receiving it even though you didn’t even say you would give it to me.

Cheon-a Park is a treasure chest.

If you hand over the shares of Cheonwoo Industries as is, you will have to pay a significant amount of gift tax.

So, the plan is to melt down the company’s stock and hand it over to Shinwoo.

Since it is an unlisted company, it is difficult to know about Geummusan until Lee Yeon-su dies.

“The problem is after that.”

“It doesn’t matter. I’ll be the one to start the fight.”

Lee Yeon-su didn’t ask what he was going to do.

I have already learned a lot about Shinwoo directly and indirectly over the past year.

Not only did he already have billions in assets, but he also had more than just a law school student.

Just like when I first saw Geummusan, he is a type of person who is difficult to understand.

“I’m sorry I can only give you this much. Instead, I will apologize to Jeong-suk by doing better for her than what my son could do for her.”

Lee Yeon-su’s shoulders looked small today.

If it had been a normal family, our relationship would have been different than it is now.

“Shall we go back now?”

“Okay.”

I could see Bae Chang-hee waiting from a distance.

Shinwoo said one more thing in a hesitant manner before approaching him.

“Why don’t you go for a walk like this sometimes?”

This is the extent of the kindness Shinwoo can show to Lee Yeonsu.

Lee Yeon-su belatedly said thank you in a sad voice.

And on the day when the warm spring breeze of March begins to blow.

Shinwoo entered the Judicial Research and Training Institute.

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