Hidden Wife : Best Husband

They didn't feel like they was just chatting but it was almost time for lunch so Hae Sok asked Soo Yin to help her cook in the kitchen.

Soo Yin was amazed to see so many traditional cooking utensils.

 It turned out that the wealth possessed by her children did not guarantee someone to leave a simple life like Hae Sok did. If people who don't know, for sure they will think that their children didn't want to take care of her even though the fact is Hae Sok didn't want to live with them.

Meanwhile, Dae Hyun chose to clean the messy room they were going to occupy. Hae Sok didn't know if his grandson was coming so she hasn't had time to tell the maid to tidy it up.

 The house was actually the house where Hae Sok's family lived and her husband grew up with their children before they moved to various regions. This house was the beginning of a wedding with Dae Hyun's grandfather until finally they moved to Ghosan and now Hae Sok wanted to live there again.

 Soo Yin, who was in the kitchen, was happy to learn to cook with Hae Sok. It was true what Dae Hyun said that his grandmother was really good at cooking. Even though she didn't help much, at least Soo Yin understands a little about herbs and spices.

 Soo Yin started serving the cooked food at the dining table. It looked delicious and she can't wait to eat it.

"Soo Yin, call Dae Hyun for lunch," Hae Sok exclaimed, who was still struggling in the kitchen. She was not alone because there were servants who helped her.

"Alright, Grandma," Soo Yin said in a slightly loud voice.

 Soo Yin immediately walked over to Dae Hyun who was tidying up the room. The man was sitting on his back with both hands to support his weight. His unclothed body looked shiny from sweating.

 "Sir, grandma called you for lunch," Soo Yin said as she poked her head into the room.

Dae Hyun narrowed his eyes. He hated being called by Soo Yin with a title like that.

 "Didn't I tell you not to call me that if it's just the two of us?" Dae Hyun glanced at Soo Yin and then brushed the dust off his hands by patting them.

 "There is a grandmother in this house," Soo Yin said while raising an eyebrow.

"Grandma won't listen," Dae Hyun said.

"Come on, hurry up and clean up. You look so dirty." Soo Yin pretended to cover her nose.

 "Come here for a moment," Dae Hyun called. He wanted Soo Yin to sit beside him.

 "I don't want to because Grandma is waiting," Soo Yin said while sticking out her tongue.

 "Hurry up please help me scratch my back which feels itchy," Dae Hyun said, who had found an excuse. He pretended to be having trouble grabbing his back.

 Soo Yin looked around first to make sure there were no new people then she rushed in. Not to forget she also closed the door.

"Where?" Soo Yin said, she squatted while observing her husband's back.

Dae Hyun turned around and then grabbed Soo Yin's slender waist until Soo Yin was now on Dae Hyun's lap.

 "Clean yourself first! You're very sweaty," Soo Yin said, tried to stand up but her strength was not comparable to Dae Hyun's strong strength.

"This is how it is for just a moment," Dae Hyun said while leaning his head against Soo Hyun's chest. He can hear Soo Yin's heart racing fast

 "Your heart is beating really hard," Dae Hyun said, still putting his ear against Soo Yin's chest.

 "Dae Hyun, later grandmother will catches us," Soo Yin said, who reminded them that they did not live at home so they can do something at will.

 "What if grandma find out? That's even better," Dae Hyun said casually.

"You are …." Soo Yin continued to struggle to get away from Dae Hyun.

 "Dae Hyun, Soo Yin! Where are you?" Hae Sok's voice was heard from the outside.

 Soo Yin panicked because she was afraid of being caught so she desperately pushed Dae Hyun's muscular body until the man fell.

 Dae Hyun groaned in pain as his back hit the floor hard.

 "Grandma, we are here," Soo Yin said, who was already standing in the middle of the door to see Hae Sok.

 "You guys took so long. Hurry to the dining room," Hae Sok said from a distance but could still see clearly.

 "Fine, Grandma," Soo Yin said.

 "Honey, please help me," Dae Hyun said as he stretched out his hand.

 "I won't!" Soo Yin immediately went to the next room to take a shower and get changed. Activities in the kitchen made her smell bad.

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After finished cleaning themselves, Dae Hyun and Soo Yin rushed to the dining room. The people who eat just three of them but the dish was full one table.

 There were various kinds of menus including Tangsuyuk (stir-fried beef with sweet and sour sauce), Nakji Bokkeum (spicy octopus), Mul Kimchi, Sundubu Jjigae (silk tofu soup and spicy seafood), Jjamppong, Miyeok guk, and many more.

Soo Yin immediately sat down in front of Hae Sok followed by Dae Hyun who sat beside her.

 "Sir, you are absolutely right that Grandma is very good at cooking. I really can't wait to taste it," Soo Yin said with a very cheerful expression. She was happy to be able to learn a few kinds of spices that she was never known before.

 "Of course, my grandmother is a great chef," Dae Hyun said, accompanied by a laugh that was so crispy. Not to forget he raised his thumbs up.

"You guys just embarrass this old grandmother." Hae Sok smiled with compliments from the two young people in front of her.

 The three of them started to take the food into their respective plates. Soo Yin as usual she eats heartily even though this time she was more restrained to maintain modesty.

"Since when do you eat spicy food?" Hae Sok knitted her brows together when she saw Dae Hyun take Sundubu Jjigae which has a slightly spicy taste. She knew that all this time her grandson couldn't eat too spicy so she only added a little chili powder.

 "I don't know, suddenly I really want to eat it. Besides, I'm fine as long as the food is not too spicy," Dae Hyun said, who began to spoon shrimp into his mouth.

 Soo Yin also felt strange about her husband. Once she cooked spicy for him but after that Dae Hyun became stomach ache. She became worried but Soo Yin chose not to comment.

"You better eat this," Hae Sok said, who brought the seaweed soup into Dae Hyun's plate.

 Dae Hyun had just tasted one bite, suddenly his stomach felt nauseous. So he immediately went to the sink to vomit everything.

 Hae Sok and Soo Yin looked at each other. They seemed confused by what happened to Dae Hyun. Even so Soo Yin still continued to eat because it's a shame if everything was wasted. Soo Yin didn't care if Hae Sok thought she's a small girl but has a big appetite.

Five minutes later Dae Hyun returned to the dining table after washing his mouth. He sat back in his place.

 "Actually, what happened to you? It must be because you ate a little spicy. Don't eat it again," Hae Sok said while replacing Dae Hyun's plate with a new one.

 "I don't know, Grandma. My stomach feels very sick, maybe because I'm a little late for lunch," Dae Hyun said while wondering how he could be like that even though he was fine before.

"Okay, eat again," Hae Sok said.

 Dae Hyun returned to holding the cutlery but it seemed like his appetite had disappeared. He just looked at Soo Yin who was eating heartily without batting her eyes. It turned out that making his wife happy was not that difficult. Hopefully he can part with Aeri soon so he can see his wife all the time.

 "Sir, eat." Soo Yin felt uncomfortable when Dae Hyun looked at her so she handed back the bowl containing Miyeok woof.

"Please keep the food away from me," Dae Hyun said as he covered his mouth. He felt nauseous again when he smelled the soup. He rushed out of the dining room today because his stomach was stirring.

 "What exactly happened to him?" Soo Yin muttered softly.

 Hae Sok just shook her head at the strange behavior of her grandson.

After finishing lunch, Soo Yin helped the waiter to clear the table. Even though Hae Sok forbade it, she did it anyway because she's a guest here who should have more manners.

 Soo Yin didn't want to waste time while at Hae Sok's place. She asked to be taught how to embroider because so far she had never learned it. It turned out that embroidery was not as difficult as she thought. After trying a few times Soo Yin was finally able to do it.