“Our behavior says it all. The answer’s already there.”
Chan looked at Yul with disdain, then silently gazed at Da Hyun sipping her ade.
“Han Da Hyun.”
“Hmm?”
Da Hyun, who had been silently sipping her ade, glanced at her phone and then responded.
“How’s married life?”
Chan, usually indifferent to others’ affairs, leaned his chin on his hand and asked seriously. Yul frowned, wondering why Chan would ask such a question.
Yul could see that Chan had a particular interest in Da Hyun.
Sigh, this is why I wanted him to leave quickly.
Yul realized that Chan might have more than just friendly feelings for Da Hyun. In the restaurant, everyone but Da Hyun would have noticed Chan’s lingering gaze on her.
Kim Chan was not good at hiding his feelings. It was almost certain that Min Hyuk, Da Hyun’s husband, had noticed his feelings that day. It would have been hard not to, unless one was particularly oblivious.
Yul didn’t ask Chan outright when he started having feelings for Da Hyun. After all, it was an emotion that had to be suppressed.
He had left Chan to his own devices, assuming he would sort out his feelings eventually.
However, instead of stifling his feelings, Chan seemed to be nurturing them, unable to take his eyes off Da Hyun.
Yul regretted calling Chan over. He felt heavy-hearted, unable to help Chan sort out his emotions.
“Hey, Kim Chan. Just go. Stop making unnecessary comments.”
“Asking about married life isn’t unnecessary, is it?”
Yul was worried Da Hyun might notice Chan’s feelings. If Da Hyun became aware of them, their relationship could become awkward in an instant.
It wasn’t supposed to be like this two years ago. Yul regretted the past and waited to see Chan’s next move.
But surely, he wouldn’t keep liking a married woman. Not if he were sane.
Yul’s heart sank, but Da Hyun seriously answered Chan’s question.
“Huh? Yeah. I’m doing well. Very well. Min Hyuk is kind and treats me well.”
Chan gazed intently at Da Hyun as she spoke calmly, his eyebrows twitching.
“Really? No fights?”
“Not yet. We haven’t had any issues to fight over. And Min Hyuk always tries to accommodate me, so we don’t clash.”
“Are you happy? Satisfied with your current life?”
Da Hyun didn’t understand why Chan was so curious about her married life.
Why was he interested in her marriage?
Da Hyun looked at Chan, dressed comfortably in a black plain tee and grey-toned shorts.
Seeing this, Chan, who was resting his chin on his hand while watching Da Hyun, suddenly let go of his hand.
“Chan.”
“Yeah.”
“You’re acting strange. Why are you so curious about my marriage all of a sudden?”
Da Hyun tilted her head, looking at him curiously. Chan’s face momentarily tensed up, then relaxed as he leaned back in his chair, pursing his lips.
Chan just wanted to see if any of her memories had returned.
Yul’s expression hardened along with Chan’s. Did Da Hyun notice something?
Indeed, Chan was being too obvious this time.
“I might be getting ahead of myself here. Chan, are you…”
“I’m going to use the restroom for a sec.”
Before Da Hyun could finish, Yul stood up. He knew he had been too obvious. Da Hyun must have clearly seen Chan’s feelings.
Pausing as Yul excused himself to the restroom, Da Hyun turned her focus back to Chan.
She leaned forward slightly, lowering her voice and asked seriously.
Chan, realizing she had noticed, felt his face turn pale.
Damn it. He was frustrated with himself for being too obvious.
“Han Da Hyun, the reason I asked about your married life is…”
Chan started to hurriedly explain, then stopped. He thought it might be better to be honest rather than making up excuses.
“Actually, I…”
Chan, struggling to express his complicated feelings, rolled his eyes in hesitation, unable to finish his sentence.
“Do you have plans to get married? Do you have a girlfriend?”
“Huh?”
Da Hyun’s suddenly bright eyes made Chan realize she had grossly misunderstood him.
“…Sigh.”
Chan relaxed his tensed muscles with a sigh, his body loosening. Yul, pretending to go to the restroom to observe the situation, chuckled and sat back in his place.
“As if he has a girlfriend. If he did, I’d know about it first. The guy who only knew me as a person of the opposite sex in America, having a sweetheart to marry?”
“Huh? Yul, didn’t you say you were going to the restroom?”
“Suddenly, I don’t feel like going anymore.”
Chan, unable to speak properly due to his relaxed state, watched as Yul took a bite of cake with his fork.
“Umm, Da Hyun, this chocolate cake is really sweet. Try it, quick.”
“Okay.”
Da Hyun opened her mouth as the forkful of cake approached her face, unable to refuse.
“Delicious, right?”
“Yes, very sweet.”
Da Hyun smiled contentedly, savoring the chocolate flavor in her mouth.
Yul and Chan internally sighed in relief that Da Hyun hadn’t noticed anything.
Neither of the twins wanted to face a humiliating situation.
Yul was glad to have bought Chan some time to compose himself.
This also meant Chan couldn’t complain about Yul using his card as much as he wanted.
But acting as if nothing was known, Chan nearly caused a mishap, unable to control his emotions.
Unrequited love is tough.
Yul thought that he should talk to Chan once they got home.
It didn’t matter when Chan started liking Da Hyun. The fact that she was married hadn’t changed. Yul planned to kindly scold Chan, calling him a fool and telling him to snap out of it.
Da Hyun, unaware of Yul and Chan’s inner turmoil, reached for her fork to enjoy the cake that suited her taste.
Buzzzzz…
Just then, Da Hyun’s phone vibrated, perfectly timed. Her motion to eat the cake halted.
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.
