“So you are the new intern?” A man, who looked as if he was in his late thirties, had said on the first day of her internship when she was in university. Considering it was her first-time real-life experience in a hospital as a doctor, she was excited. However, as soon as this man appeared in her frame, she had to think otherwise.  “Yes,” Sherry, who was excited, greeted him happily. The smile on her face was contagious and the man too, could not help but smile. He observed the girl and was pretty satisfied with what he saw. She looked like she was ready to do her job without bitching or complaining about it. That was the way he liked it. He quickly wiped the smug smile on his lips and replaced it with a deadpan expression. “You are under me,” he said stoutly as he turned around. “You better do what I say,” he said in a warning voice. Sherry, who had heard

“Boss,” Roy called to Levian who was checking his emails and making a few documents. He had been at it after coming back by dropping Sherry at her hospital. Roy, who had been looking at the time all this time could not help but be a bit worried.“Boss,” he called again when he did not get any answer. “It's already lunchtime,” he said looking at the time. “You did not eat much in breakfast,” he pursed his lips in a straight line. “Do you want me to order something for you?”Levain raised his head to look at Roy. He then turned back his attention to the time. Oh, it's already lunchtime. He thought in his head. “Lunch you say?” Levian repeated as he closed off all the tabs on his computer. He too wanted to rest his eyes a bit. After all, he did not want to get sick by overdoing kinds of stuff. It was bound to come around and hamper his lifestyle much more.However, today

Sherry placed down her fork and stared at the tablet. With this conversation, she could not focus on eating the food even if she was hungry.“So, you mean there is something suspicious about them?” She asked. If it was before, she would not have thought of something as absurd as this, but now, the situation had changed. She had the reason to think like this.  “Isn’t it weird how they only appeared after the court announced your parent's death?” Levian asked. “It's as if they were waiting for an opportunity like this.”  She was silent. Many people did warn her about this, but with how she was treated by her uncle and aunt, she simply did not care about this anymore. But, that carelessness and the blind trust were what cost her life in her previous life.  “So, when you were investigating my uncle and aunt, you fo

“Roy,” Levian immediately called out. “Drive to the office, we have an important meeting to hold.” Roy, upon getting the order hit the gas. He backed from the parking lot and drove out of the hospital compound. As their car drove out of the gate, Sherry who had been looking at it also finally went into her office. “See you later,” she mumbled as she went on about her work. As the car drove out of the gate, a figure who had been drinking coffee from a cup raised his head. He was wearing a black hat and reading a newspaper, looking as normal as he could. His eyes followed the movement f the car until it was out of his sight. “That guy,” the man mumbled the name as he pulled down his sunglasses. “Did he come to meet Sherry?” Pulling the Goggle a bit down, he stared at the empty road for a while before he was disturbed by another person. “Please, move a bit over there,” a woman came up to the bench he was sitting on and requested. He immediately covered his eyes, fixed his hat, and

“You sure I can go in this?” Sherry asked as she stepped inside the car. She was wearing a normal sweatshirt and trousers paired with a normal slipper. Since she had been walking the entire day, her leg was sore. Wearing closed shoes or sneakers was out of the question.“I look like a housemaid,” Sherry sighed as she combed back her hair with her hand. Her baby hairs were sticking out like a sore thumb.Levian tilted his head a bit and looked at her feet. Raising his eyebrows, he stared at her hair and then at her dresses. Indeed she was dressed too simple but it was not bad. “It's fine,” he nodded as he helped to take her bag. “We are just going for dinner, not some Paris fashion week,” he smirked. Sherry was speechless when she heard him but quickly regained her composure.“That's true,” she giggled as she leaned back on the car for the second time that day. The first time was when she was coming from the registration office, while the second time was now, at dusk as she was going