Chapter 76
And Jurim tilted his head slightly as he read the comments on the mom-café.
“Is it really that important whether it’s ‘dad’ or ‘guardian’?”
Wasn’t the quality of the caregiving environment what truly mattered, family or not?
He didn’t think it was a bad upbringing. He’d hired four separate sitters just to ensure Guru was properly cared for. It was an environment where he could give her everything she asked for, and his relationship with the child wasn’t bad either.
As he read the comments, Jurim rhythmically tapped the back of his phone with his index finger.
The orphanage director had told him it might take Guru some time to accept him as family, but Jurim didn’t particularly want ◆ Nоvеlіgһt ◆ (Only on Nоvеlіgһt) that in the first place.
A relationship that wouldn’t hurt her, a home that was safe and comfortable, an environment that could fulfill her wants—wasn’t that enough?
Whether it was mom, dad, guardian, or Guildmastuh...
With a slightly displeased look, he began typing on the keyboard.
Meanwhile, Park Mirim sat all the way in the back on purpose, quietly stealing glances at Jurim as she waited for the right moment.
Now she understood why they’d avoided private contact.
S-Rank. Not just any S-Rank, but the highest-ranking Number One—what good would it do for someone like him to go back and forth with a random kindergartner’s mom (who was extremely low-ranked even among regular civilians)?