The sordid private lives of the Baek Jangho family were finally beginning to fade into the background, over half a year later.

Professor Shim Gyujin had been arrested, Baek Uiyong was still on trial, and Baek Saeon, the spokesperson, was officially dead.

The rest of their relatives either resigned preemptively or disappeared from the public eye before the scandal could reach them.

The prestigious political dynasty, spanning generations, was now on an inevitable decline.

However, recent reports of sightings of the late Baek Saeon had been heating up social media.

At the airport, along a stone wall, in a supermarket, …