My Sister’s Daughter. My Daughter.

Today is Chuseok.

It is a day when the whole family gathers, which happens only a few times a year.

It is said that songpyeon is eaten as a traditional food, but that culture has almost faded away for a long time.

It is a place to relieve accumulated worries while offering ancestral rites and eating food prepared by the female heads of the family.

“Jichul, when are you going to get married?”

It’s one of the top five questions asked during the holidays, or more specifically, from people who haven’t lived their lives proudly enough to tell others.

Normal people would give one of three answers: “I’ll take care of it.”Or”I’ll do it someday”, “I gave up.”.

These are all words that come out when you don’t have a girlfriend.

Even if I want to save it, it’s too late or I’m in a situation where I can’t save it, so it’s a pity.

These days, there are many people who want to live alone, but their parents are devastated when they see this.

Of course, none of these three apply to me.

“Soon. This year’s project is coming to an end.”

“Did you propose?”

“I will do it after the project is finished.”

“You haven’t proposed yet?! You bastard. How long will your girlfriend wait?”

“I said I was going to do it… My youngest uncle just breaks coins. He can’t even win.”

“Uh huh. I’m not concerned about other people’s business.”

“Uncle, please mind your own business.”

“Assholes all grow up… What do you mean?”

“I’m also over 40… .”

My uncle, who wears a lot of medicine, always asks me.

I asked the same question when we met a few months ago. Well, what can we say when we meet together as relatives?

Even so, the same repertoire for several years is too much… .

“Come in quickly and get ready~”

Even if there are roughly 10 people, the entire family can fit into the spacious main room.

A photo of my grandfather and a photo of my father were placed on the memorial table.

“Now… Let’s bow.”

Everyone bowed, starting with my first uncle, who was now over 70 years old.