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두둥...두둥..... 알아버렸다... 고한수가 아버지인걸 노아가 알아버렸다!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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(p. 306) The young couple remained standing by the restaurant door as Hansu got into his car.
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(p. 306) Akiko and Noa bowed deep from the waist in the direction of the rear passenger seat, where Hansu was seated.
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(p. 306) then got behind the wheel to take Hansu to his next meeting.
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(p. 306) "I don't see why you're so upset,"
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(p. 306) He didn't want to speak for fear of saying something awful, but he couldn't help himself.
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(p. 306) I've been to dozens of them.
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(p. 306) She had always been confident of her ability to win grown-ups over.
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(p. 306) "Are you ashamed of me?"
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(p. 306) she'd felt compelled to go to this lunch without an invitation.
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(p. 306) She hadn't done it to upset him.
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(p. 306) He should have been pleased that she cared enough about him to get to know his friends.
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(p. 307) Why do you always have to have the upper hand?
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(p. 307) Noa sputtered, and he put his hand over his mouth.
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(p. 307) She was not used to a man saying no to her.
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☆(p. 307) he was having trouble getting the words out.
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(p. 307) This wasn't the same man who would explain difficult passages of her sociology texts to her or help her with her statistics homework.
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(p. 307) Her gentle and wise Noa was furious.
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(p. 307) He looked at her as if she was deranged.
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☆(p. 307) I can arrange for you to meet my whole family.
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(p. 307) she had condescended to be with someone everyone else hated.
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(p. 307) His presence would prove to the world that she was a good person, an educated person, a liberal person.
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(p. 308) "I will pack up your things and have them sent to your house by messenger.
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(p. 308) "Is this the Korean temper that I've never seen before?"
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(p. 308) "You and I. It cannot be."
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... (p. 308) he wanted to spare her the cruelty of what he had learned, because she would not believe that she was no different than her parents,
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(p. 308) seeing him as only Korean- good or bad—was the same as seeing him only as a bad Korean.
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(p. 308) How else can he put you up in that enormous apartment?
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F (p. 308) Even my father can't afford that apartment, and he owns a trading company!
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(p. 308) He walked until he couldn't hear her scream his name anymore.
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(p. 308) could end up being someone you never knew.
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(p. 308) Perhaps he had known all along about her, but he couldn't see it.
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(p. 309) He was distraught and wanted to speak to his mother.
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(p. 309) Yoseb had been right all along.
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(p. 309) hadn't been able to find another way.
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☆(p. 309) until his eyes were red-rimmed in the morning,
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(p. 309) How could she have said no?
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(p. 309) There were no loans for this.
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(p. 309) Would that money keep Noa tied to Hansu?
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(p. 309) demeaning tasks.
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F (p. 310) All she could think of was how good Isak had been to give Noa a name and to give them his protection.
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(p. 310) your father, Isak, stayed at our inn;
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(p. 310) He looked at her with disdain.
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(p. 310) Why didn't you tell me sooner?
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(p. 310) His mind couldn't accept that no one had told him this.
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(p. 310) A part of her had always feared Noa finding out, but even against such a possibility, she had trusted that Noa would understand,
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(p. 311) he looked at her as if he could not remember who she was to him.
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(p. 311) he felt so dizzy.
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(p. 311) I never raised my voice.
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(p. 311) How could you have ruined my life? How could you be so imprudent? A foolish mother and a criminal father. I am cursed."
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(p. 311) Sunja looked at him with shock.
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(p. 311) If he had been a little boy, she might have told him to hush, to mind his manners, never to dishonor your parents, but she couldn't say that now.
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(p. 312) Her son could not feel compassion for those who did not try.
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(p. 312) You took my life away.
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