Everyone fell silent again, not knowing what to say. Woo bin got up from the couch and walked over to his daughter's wife. He didn't know if he was happier to finally have a grandson or furious that Lisa was the second parent to his grandson or granddaughter.
"Dad, take it easy." Jennie stepped between them to stop the older man.
"How can be calm when my little daughter is pregnant?" He looked at his daughter.
"I'm twenty-six, Dad, I'm not a child." She said to him.
Woo bin looked into Lisa's eyes, and she looked back. He was about to say something, but his wife's sobs interrupted him. Everyone looked at Min ah.
"Mom?"
"I'm sorry, I'm just really happy to finally be a grandma." The woman wiped her tears of emotion and smiled, then looked at her husband. "Woo bin, can you finally calm down? Your daughter is pregnant! You're going to be a grandfather and instead of enjoying yourself, you're making a fuss." Lisa and Jennie smiled at Min ah's words. Min ah opened her arms, signaling them to hug her, which both women gladly did.
When they pulled away Min ah said to Lisa: "Take care of them."
She nodded. "Don't worry, we'll make it."
Woo bin snorted. "I bet as soon as that baby is born, you'll come crying to us because she'll leave you."
Everyone looked at him. Lisa felt the urge to hit him. She clenched her fists and took a step towards him.
"What is your problem?" Lisa was face to face with him, very close.
"Lisa." She heard Jennie say her name but ignored it, she was fed up with this man. She understood that he might not like her, but that comment was an exaggeration.
"I do not have any problem." He smiled fakery at her. "But I don't think you can support this family, Jennie will understand sooner or later." He said, pressing his finger against her chest.
"Dad!"
"Woo bin!"
Min ah and Jennie screamed at the same time. Lisa wanted to really hit him now, but she knew Jennie would be furious with her later. Nor did she want to start a fight with her wife's father.
She turned and left the room to cool off.
"You're an idiot, Woo bin!" Min ah said to her husband.
"You know I'm right." He replied.
"I think you'd better get out." He heard his daughter speak.
"With pleasure." And he went to the exit.
Min ah looked at her daughter and smiled sadly. "I'm sorry for him."
"No mom, don't apologize, he should do it."
Jennie walked over to her mother and hugged her. Min ah stroked her daughter's hair and kissed her head.
They said goodbye and Min ah left. When Jennie was left alone in the living room, she broke down, she didn't expect it to end so badly.
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