The rumors seemed to have inflated already. What was exaggerated and how, she couldn’t tell, as the involved party remained silent.
“Let’s move out.”
With Kim Hana’s decisive words, the briefing ended.
Curious glances, smirking eyes. As she stood up, a multitude of emotions stung her body.
It was going to be a tough flight. Da Jeong left the briefing room with that sad premonition.
Inside the perfectly prepared airplane, Da Jeong anxiously waited for her future husband, uncertain of when he would arrive.
What bombshell would he drop this time, and how much would he surprise people? Just thinking about it seemed to give her palpitations.
“Welcome aboard,” Kim Hana, the chief officer, greeted the first passenger in an elegant ‘soul tone.’
The man, with a stocky build and unusually thin eyes, scanned the name tags of both the chief officer and Da Jeong as soon as he stepped onto the plane.
A stickler for details.
Da Jeong sighed inwardly, having been name-scanned within a second of the flight’s start. However, with such guests, it was crucial to show perfection from the start.
Da Jeong bowed respectfully and took over from the chief officer.
“I’ll escort you to your seat.”
Checking his boarding pass, she noticed an unexpected seat number.
SEAT 1E.
His seat was a middle seat, not against the window. It was rare for a passenger to book a middle seat unless the flight was fully booked.
“Would you prefer a window seat, sir? We have plenty of them available today.”
“No, this is fine.”
“Alright. Right this way, please.”
The man’s curt tone momentarily startled her, but Da Jeong maintained her grace. He added an explanation in an almost apologetic tone.
“I have a fear of heights, so I prefer to avoid window seats.”
“There won’t be any turbulence today, so you don’t need to worry.”
Da Jeong reassured him warmly and stopped in front of his seat.
The man looked around, more like he was searching for something than being nervous.
“Would you like champagne, juice, or another beverage?”
“Water is fine. How many passengers are on board today?”
“Including you, two.”
“Really? Where is the other passenger seated?”
“That would be…”
Why ask such a thing? Da Jeong’s face flickered with confusion. The man seemed to understand her unspoken question and added,
“I just wanted to make sure the seat next to me was empty.”
He pointed to the adjacent seat 1F. Da Jeong nodded, understanding, and flashed a neat smile.
“Don’t worry. The other passenger will be seated on the left window seat.”
“Good to know.”
He glanced at the window seat and nodded. They were separated by the middle aisle, about a step away.
“I’ll get your water. Just a moment, please.”
After finishing their conversation, Da Jeong returned to the galley and took out a glass. She poured water from a bottle into the cup when she noticed a familiar silhouette beyond the boarding gate.
“He’s here…”
With neatly combed hair and an expressionless, serious face, Tae Sang, dressed in a sharply tailored classic suit, crossed the boarding bridge. He looked like a model straight out of a fashion magazine.
Forgetting she was on duty, Da Jeong stared blankly at him. Tae Sang, with his wide strides, quickly reached the boarding gate.
Holding a shopping bag with a duty-free shop logo and a briefcase in one hand, he boarded the plane with ease.
“Welcome aboard.”
The chief officer deeply bowed to greet Tae Sang, and Da Jeong followed suit behind her.
“It’s nothing much.”
Tae Sang extended the shopping bag with a brief remark. Inside the slightly opened gap, gift-wrapped chocolates were visible.
It was common for company officials to bring snacks or gifts for the flight attendants when boarding a plane. It was a gesture of gratitude for excellent service and a kind of surprise event.
The chief officer quickly grasped his intention and accepted the shopping bag.
“Thank you. Everyone will appreciate this.”
Tae Sang nodded lightly and then made his way into the cabin with familiarity.
“I will escort you to your seat.”
Although he certainly didn’t need help finding his seat, it wouldn’t do to neglect proper treatment of a guest. Da Jeong hurriedly stepped forward to lead the way.
Reaching his seat, Tae Sang first placed his briefcase on the side table. Then, a second shopping bag, previously hidden by the briefcase and from a different brand than the one given to the chief officer, came into view.
He held out the shopping bag towards her, meeting her eyes directly.
“This one’s for you.”
“…Me?”
“Yes, this is just for you to enjoy.”
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.
