“Is it past 9 PM?”
“There are movies screening past 10 PM.”
A late-night movie theater date was thrilling just to think about. Hailing a taxi to head in that direction, the two discussed which movie to watch.
Coincidentally, a movie starring Jenny was currently playing in the theater. Sunwoo took care of reserving seats and even prepaid for snacks and drinks.
Thanks to that, they arrived at the theater 10 minutes before the movie started, allowing them some leisure time.
The seats Sunwoo booked were in the premium screening room, designed for couples. The chairs, made of luxurious leather, could recline like first-class seats on an airplane, and there were even leg rests.
Each seat had personal slippers, and there were partitions on both sides, making it quite comfortable.
Green was fascinated by the fact that there was a space in the theater with such facilities. While she leisurely sat down, Sunwoo went to get snacks and drinks.
“Green, I got diet cola and cheese nachos.”
“Huh? I prefer popcorn, though.”
It was just a casual remark from Green, who didn’t particularly dislike nachos, but in the theater, she believed popcorn was the best. At that moment, Sunwoo’s pupils shook significantly.
“I’ll get popcorn again.”
Without waiting for any response, Sunwoo hurriedly went outside. Watching him leave blankly, Green realized something with a sense of discomfort.
Booking a couple’s seat routinely, bringing nachos as if it were natural—these were signs.
He had been here several times before, with other women.
Green’s heart began to thump. It wasn’t something she didn’t know. Sunwoo hadn’t confessed directly, but he had mentioned having a woman he liked enough to consider marriage.
When she first heard those words, she pretended to act cool, saying she’d thank him for letting Sunwoo go when they met next.
Thinking about it again, it was nonsense. She would be fortunate if she could just let him go without grabbing him by the hair.
While Green, who had never seen Sunwoo’s former lover, mentally fought a battle with her, Sunwoo returned, holding a large popcorn bucket.
“Nacho is fine too. Thank you, Sunwoo.”
Afraid that her dark thoughts might be revealed, Green purposely smiled more brightly.
Fortunately, Sunwoo didn’t notice the jealousy engulfing Green’s heart. He simply helped her take off her sneakers, put on slippers, and bowed to let her enjoy the movie comfortably.
Watching Sunwoo’s broad back as he bent at the waist, Green felt an inexplicable urge to slap him.
‘Did you treat that woman this well too? Did you shower her with such thoughtful gestures?’
Green also knew that her current feelings were quite forced and childish.
But just like how Sunwoo, who played with her heart with just one kiss, made her heart flutter madly, imagining other women feeling the same way after kissing Sunwoo ignited her jealousy like a blazing fire.
As if she wished, Green wanted to track down all those women and erase every romantic memory with Sunwoo.
Watching Green involuntarily scrunch her eyebrows while entertaining absurd thoughts, Sunwoo asked with concern, “Green, is something uncomfortable?”
“Just, walked a bit more than usual, so my feet hurt a bit.”
“I see.”
With a concerned expression, Sunwoo tried to massage Green’s feet. She startled and looked around.
“Sunwoo, you should sit too. The movie is about to start.”
The inside of the theater darkened just as they began to talk. Sunwoo naturally leaned on Green, feeding her popcorn as the movie commenced.
Even though she mechanically opened her mouth to eat popcorn, Green kept imagining Sunwoo on dates with other women.
He probably treated that woman to nachos, generously dipping them in cheese.
“Ah!”
In the quiet theater, Sunwoo’s small exclamation echoed loudly. It was because, unintentionally, Green had bitten Sunwoo’s finger instead of the popcorn.
“Oh no! I’m sorry.”
Because it was absolutely unintentional, Green held Sunwoo’s bitten finger, laughing awkwardly and not knowing what to do.
“It’s okay.”
Smiling, Sunwoo brushed away the popcorn crumbs stuck to Green’s lips. Then, he gently kissed her lips.
Surprised, she glanced around discreetly, but luckily, the partitions on both sides of their seats completely blocked the view from the adjacent seat.
Sensing her relief, Sunwoo reached out, pulled her shoulder, and kissed Green’s lips again, more passionately this time, before letting her go.
Although there were partitions on both sides, and Jenny, who was on the screen, seemed to look down with wide-open eyes, Green felt uneasy kissing Sunwoo in front of her.
However, the row in front of the couple’s seats where Green and Sunwoo sat was already in chaos.
As if the movie didn’t matter, they were kissing as if Jenny weren’t watching. Green felt lucky that Jenny, with her playful personality, didn’t see it. If she had, she would have surely scolded them with her mischievous character.
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