I wonder if she’s sick.
Did she not sleep well?
His worries didn’t cease until he left the house. His worries weren’t unfounded as Sa Rang’s face looked very pale.
She looked bad and didn’t speak.
She, who usually smiled well, didn’t smile once today.
While pondering what could make Sa Rang feel better, Do Han remembered how she had liked the red camellia she saw yesterday.
He couldn’t just pass the task onto his junior, so he had already checked out a dating place, and it was an amusement park where a tulip festival was scheduled.
“When we do the third assignment, let’s go to a place you like.”
“Where is that?”
“It’s a PC room and a billiard hall. We can play games, eat cup noodles, play pool, and eat black bean noodles.”
“Do you know how to play games? Do you know how to play pool?”
“No. But I can learn. Is it difficult?”
“It’s difficult.”
“You just don’t want to teach me, right?”
“Yeah.”
“Wow, that’s stingy. I guess I’ll have to learn from someone else.”
“Do you have someone to do that?”
“……No.”
When Sa Rang, who had been chattering on and on, suddenly looked sulky, Do Han let out a small laugh.
He was glad that she had returned to her old self.
He had felt bad about leaving Sa Rang in front of Hyeri yesterday.
She’s not even my girlfriend.
Even if she was, since when did I start caring about that?
He didn’t want to be like his father, who had been obsessed with one woman, no, one woman his whole life.
It wasn’t hard.
If someone liked him, he’d accept it, and if they said they wanted to break up, he’d let them go.
As long as he didn’t do what his father did to his mother and like another woman, the other party wouldn’t get hurt.
In the first place, there was no one who expected sincerity from him.
Only women who knew he was like that from the beginning approached him.
So whether his girlfriend was eating or drinking with another guy, Do Han didn’t care.
But he couldn’t understand why the sight of Sa Rang left alone in the side mirror last night bothered him so much.
As if he liked her or something.
Even though he couldn’t even utter the word ‘love’ and didn’t know what kind of emotion it was.
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After finishing his last class on Friday, Do Han left the school building.
Tae Hoon, who had been by his side, pointed somewhere.
“Isn’t that Sa Rang over there? Is the guy next to her the athlete you were talking about? He’s got a nice body.”
He seemed to be the guy that Ji Woo asked Sa Rang about when they were all having lunch at the engineering school cafeteria.
Even at a glance, he looked fit.
“Are they really dating? They look good together. Don’t they?”
Do Han just watched as Sa Rang and Yoon Jae walked away, not responding to Tae Hoon’s question.
He himself had thought that they looked good together a few days ago, but for some reason, he couldn’t nod in agreement to Tae Hoon’s question.
“You go ahead.”
“Why? Do you have plans?”
Tae Hoon asked curiously, as they always ate dinner at this time.
“Because of an assignment.”
“An assignment? About dating and marriage?”
Seeing that Do Han’s gaze was fixed on Sa Rang, Tae Hoon realized it was an assignment that he had to do with her.
“That’s why I said we should retake the course together last semester.”
Leaving a word that he was having a hard time, Tae Hoon left the spot, and Do Han crossed the road to go to Sa Rang.
The closer he got, the louder the two people’s laughter became.
Wondering what was so funny, Sa Rang was laughing so hard that she was tilting her head back.
Do Han felt needlessly annoyed.
He thought that unlike others, Sa Rang didn’t find him difficult.
There had been many girls confessing their feelings to him, but none who wanted to be close as friends or seniors and juniors.
Usually, they tried to stay away from him like Ji Woo did when they heard rumors about him.
But Sa Rang was different.
Maybe because she had a good impression of him at their first meeting, she treated him comfortably and was bold in saying what she wanted to say.
Even though he was leaning towards her, that was it.
A good seniorjunior relationship.
It was a line he had to maintain as a naive freshman.
However, seeing Sa Rang laughing next to Yoon Jae, Do Han felt an inexplicable sense of betrayal.
He didn’t like her smiling at everyone.
He resented her for being equally kind to others.
His feelings mirrored those of a childish elementary school student, telling her not to play with other friends.
Despite knowing this, Do Han couldn’t stop himself from approaching her.
Sa Rang was surprised to see him appear out of nowhere.
“Hello.”
She greeted first and looked around.
Knowing his schedule by now, she expected him to be with Tae Hoon at this time.
As expected, Tae Hoon waved at her from across the street.
Sa Rang bowed her head to Tae Hoon and then looked at Do Han again.
She asked him with her eyes what was going on, but he was the one who asked the question.
“Did you finish the report?”
“No, not yet.”
“Let’s go write it.”
“Now?”
“Yes, now.”
When her senior suggested it, Sa Rang could not refuse.
She had wanted to do it together from the start, so she had no reason to decline.
However, she felt a pang of guilt towards Yoon Jae, whom she had coincidentally bumped into on her way to the library.
“Yoon Jae, I have to go because of my assignment.”
“Sure, we’ll go to the library together next time.”
“I’m sorry.”
“Don’t worry. We didn’t make a promise in advance. Maybe you can buy me a meal later.”
At the words that it was okay and that she should buy him a meal, Sa Rang smiled brightly.
“Alright, I will buy you a meal next time.”
“I was kidding.”
The tall Yoon Jae teased her, messing up her hair.
She grimaced and waved at him before heading back down the path with Do Han.
Sa Rang looked up at him as she adjusted her hair.
“Didn’t we agree to write our parts separately? You said you would send it to me.”
“Did I say that?”
“Yes.”
“So, should we write separately? Do you think that would be better?”
At his indifferent voice, Sa Rang scrutinized his face.
He looked upset.
Did something happen during class?
Or did he have a fight with Tae Hoon?
Their relationship was too ambiguous for her to ask directly, so she just shook her head.
“No, I’m more comfortable doing it together.”
“Good.”
“But where should we do it? Do you have your laptop?”
“Yes.”
“Then should we go to a cafe?”
When there was no response from Do Han, Sa Rang stole a glance at him before she continued speaking.
“If you don’t like cafes, I can find an empty classroom.”
“Let’s go to the cafe.”
“Oh, okay.”
His face didn’t brighten up no matter what, and Sa Rang was worried about whether they could write the report properly.
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They left the school main gate and entered a cafe.
Do Han found a seat and turned on his laptop while Sa Rang went to order.
She had gotten a coffee from him at a vending machine in front of a classroom last time, so she had offered to buy this time.
“Here you go.”
He put his cup down as he was about to take a sip.
The scene of Sa Rang promising to buy Yoon Jae a meal suddenly came to mind.
I’m buying coffee, why is she buying him a meal?
Do Han’s expression turned cold at the pettiness he hadn’t realized in himself.
“You guys must be really close.”
Upon hearing Do Han’s casual remark while staring at his laptop, Sa Rang stopped drinking her coffee and looked at him.
“Yoon Jae?”
He nodded, keeping his gaze fixed on his laptop.
Sa Rang put down her mug and picked up her phone.
She needed to sort out the pictures she had taken last weekend to write the report.
While deleting unnecessary photos one by one, she answered him.
“We’re taking the same classes.”
“Does he have a girlfriend?”
“I don’t know.”
“Didn’t you ask?”
“No.”
“Why not?”
“I’m not curious.”
“Why did you ask me then?”
Sa Rang felt a heat in her chest, stopped her hands, and slowly lifted her head.
Do Han’s eyes were fixed on her, she wasn’t sure how long he’d been watching.
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
