Kim Gyeong-a, Ha Dohoon’s cousin.

A girl attending an expensive private middle school, she was the daughter of somewhat well-off parents obsessed with appearances. Her family couldn’t compare to the Ha family, of course, but she flaunted her grandfather, the chairman of a pharmaceutical company, as if that meant something.

Parents who ran a modest travel agency — neither rich nor poor.

An older brother who was dimwitted beyond belief, but had been shoved into a private high school with money.

And herself — the smart, capable daughter.

That was how Kim Gyeong-a saw her family, and herself.

How annoying.