Wasn’t it too much for the neighborhood brother to be Choi Yoon-bin? He looked like that, and he was even affectionate, so it’s a bit strange. When he made such comments, Eun-su brushed it off with words like, “You’ve grown up a lot, you even know how to be jealous.”
But after witnessing that gaze that day, Ju-han never brought up Yoon-bin first. Even if Eun-su happened to bring it up first, he would just respond appropriately and move on.
It seemed inappropriate to think about it more, but without asking anyone, he was convinced today.
The look that said he wouldn’t let go of Eun-su.
He recognized it immediately. Because I was looking at him with the same eyes.
That night, the familiar gaze that cared about Eun-su was as uncomfortable as it was familiar.
Ju-han played with the ring on his left hand with his right hand. It had become a new habit he wasn’t aware of.
At first, I thought it would be fine in any form as long as I stayed within your boundaries. But greed is endless.
And, I…
“Don’t let go twice.”
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A few days later, Ju-han and Eun-su left work three hours earlier than usual and headed to the filming location of “Vida” together.
They were on their way to Hwang Hee-baek’s studio, driving “Vida’s” white truck. Inside the car were cameras fixed in advance by the production team, and behind them followed the car with Director Park and Assistant Director.
“Do you want some cookies?”
“Sure.”
Ju-han, holding the steering wheel, kept his gaze fixed ahead while Eun-su, in the passenger seat, fed him a bite-sized cookie.
“This was made at ‘Daldaran’ yesterday.”
“Really? Is it delicious? From the ones you and I made, I never thought it would taste like this…”
“It’s just that the shape went wrong, not the taste.”
It was the second group shoot yesterday. This time, the next guests were barista Kang Min-jae and patissier Shin Mi-soo, a couple who co-ran the dessert cafe “Daldaran.”
It was a date experience where they participated in a real weekly reservation baking class held at “Daldaran,” creating a different kind of fun compared to the lively party date last time.
“Mi-soo said it tastes even better if you let it cool and eat it the next day.”
“Yeah, want some coffee?”
“Yes, please.”
Once again, Eun-su handed Ju-han the tumbler she had placed next to her. Eun-su thought for a moment that this much, well, now it seemed like it didn’t even cling to the smoke exhaust.
As the truck left Seoul and headed to the outskirts, Eun-su became a little excited. The sunny weather played a part, and the fact that legally taking time off during regular working hours wasn’t so bad either.
The truck stopped in front of a studio building built with a hanok motif. Carrying the desserts they had evenly packed yesterday at “Daldaran,” Eun-su and Ju-han entered.
“Author.”
“Oh, sit there for a moment.”
Hwang Hee-baek’s voice came from inside the building. Ju-han and Eun-su sat side by side on the porch. Soon, Hwang Hee-baek came out wiping his wet hands on his clothes.
“Hello, author. Nice to meet you. I’m Sun Eun-su.”
“Oh, nice to meet you. I was so surprised because you hadn’t said anything until now. I didn’t even know I was meeting a good person nearby. When are you getting married, and when are you going to visit? I teased him with that kind of nagging.”
(Note: The translation is a literal rendering, and the cultural nuances of certain expressions may vary.)
The three people sat around a round wooden table. Hwang, the author, asked Eun-su various questions, expressing surprise that Ju-han had brought someone along for the first time.
“Yeah, something like that happened back then. When Ju-han suddenly said he was going to the United States, I saw him around that time, and he looked so different that it seemed dark. I was surprised. At that time, I even thought to myself, ‘Is this young guy going to fix himself, thinking he might have a difficult illness?’ But now I see it was when he experienced the greatest misfortune in his life.”
Hwang, with consistently contented eyes, maintained a pleasant atmosphere. In any case, it was quite a heartwarming setting. Perhaps in the broadcast, it wouldn’t be portrayed as if Eun-su had visited her in-laws; Ju-han thought.
“Author, could you show us some furniture?”
“Oh, sure.”
At Ju-han’s subtle request, Hwang immediately stood up. The three explored Hwang’s vintage furniture collection, which harmoniously filled the spacious studio.
As a first-generation collector who had been interested in vintage furniture since the term itself was unfamiliar, each piece was unique and valuable. Eun-su, forgetting about the camera and the broadcast for a moment, became genuinely excited.
“Is this really an original chair? They only produced 50 pieces at the first factory?”
“That’s right. You know something. I unexpectedly found this at a flea market in Germany, without even thinking about it. Strangely, like destiny.”
“Wow, I heard about it, but… The fact that you recognized it on the spot is truly amazing. Thanks to you, I’m enjoying such a good sightseeing. Wow.”
Hwang’s expression as he watched Eun-su, who genuinely enjoyed it, was also incredibly soft.
“But is it really okay to entrust something so precious to us?”
“Sure. My greed has diminished over time. Since I’ve seen this so thoroughly, now I think I should show it to others. If I let go of everything one by one and leave only one thing I want to take to my grave, what would that be? I also think about that.”
After carefully examining for quite some time, Hwang expressed his intention to sell two side chairs, a cabinet, and a side table to “Vida.” Since they were not large items, Ju-han easily packed and loaded them into the car.
“Huh?”
It was fine when they arrived, but something was wrong with the truck. It shook and then suddenly turned off.
“Why is this happening…”
Ju-han, struggling with the key, realized internally.
A few days ago, So-min mentioned that the truck seemed to need maintenance at the auto repair shop.
He had said he would drop by the repair shop after finishing the delivery, but due to an evening appointment with Yun-bin, he hadn’t gone since then. It seemed there was a problem in the meantime. Fortunately, it wasn’t when So-min took it.
Watching from the side, Hwang suggested, “My cousin runs a car center in the town. Let me call him to come and take a look.”
Author Hwang took out his cellphone and added,
“If it can’t be fixed, since you won’t be able to drive, why not stay overnight? I’ll give you a room.”
When yandere male lead believes she loves him — but she never did
“How dare you!”
“How dare you make me love you, only to cast me aside as nothing more than a friend?!?
“I will never accept that.”
“I will never let you return to him.”
“Even if I have to burn myself to ashes.”
“Even if I must shatter my purity, my dignity, my very soul.”
“I will never let you escape me!”
This was the first novel that introduced me to the matriarchal genre. I’ve read it three times already!
At first, the male lead despised the female lead. Later, he misunderstood that she liked him, so he condescendingly and reluctantly reciprocated her feelings.
Then, he suddenly discovered that she was kind to everyone in the same way, and there was already someone she cherished in her heart, and that person was not him.
The male lead couldn’t believe it, he became angry and crazy. He was determined to capture her body and heart by any means necessary.
Synopsis:
Want to see how a green tea bitch male lead falls in love with the female lead?
Want to see how he flirtatiously pursues the female lead?
Want to see how he gets slapped in the face repeatedly?
The male lead is a green tea bitch, a poisonous lotus, jealous, ruthless, unscrupulous, with a venomous heart, and he’s also a delusional maniac.
The female lead is righteous, positive energy-filled, kind, a holy mother.
Let’s see how two people with extreme personalities come together~
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