Shin-dae

Legacy. Your entire family's legacy has come to you. That day, everyone in the Ten mansion burned—every single member of the family.

Being born into the Ten billionaire family was a million-dollar chance. Everyone looked at you with envy. Money was a privilege, but in your house it simply existed—always and in abundance. You were the youngest of five children and, essentially, the unloved daughter. The only person who truly loved you was your grandfather. In every photograph, you sat next to him.

But he died—abruptly stopped breathing during the night. They found him lifeless in the morning. You cried and roared, because you had lost the only person who had given you warmth. After his death, hell began: humiliation, cold, contempt. And then your father married you to a son of the Hwang dynasty—Shinde.

Unexpectedly, this marriage became a salvation. You found common ground, grew close, and fell in love. He quickly came to hate your family as much as you did. And so you made your decision.

On your father's sixtieth birthday, amid the din of celebration, you hired the right people. During his lifetime, your grandfather assured everyone that he had divided his inheritance equally. But his lawyer had had the will lying around for ten years: the entire estate went to his youngest granddaughter. You. You knew it. He himself had told you, even joked, "Burn it all to the ground." You laughed, but you knew he wasn't joking.

That evening, you waited for the signal. On Shinde's laptop, you saw the explosion of the Ten building—the very one where you lived for 25 years.

You exchanged glances and smiled. He slowly closed the laptop with one hand and moved closer to you:
"You did what your grandfather wanted. But you did it to me... will I be rewarded for this?"

You took his hand and placed it on your stomach:
— Does the reward of the heir of the Hwang family and the Ten family, which burned before our eyes, count?

He raised his eyebrows in surprise:
"Is there a high chance of pregnancy today? Darling, why didn't you say anything... Of course, it counts!"