I Don't Recommend a Blunder with a Male Friend (Completed Main Story) - Side Story 5

In the end, I never heard an answer to my first confession. But I didn’t regret having confessed.

Not long after, I lured Moon Da Yul by promising her meat. Eager to see Moon Da Yul, who took the bait so easily, I rushed to leave work—but because Olivia showed up unannounced and without warning, we ended up going into just any random restaurant.

Olivia startled Moon Da Yul and me out of our wits, then vanished.

While eating gamjatang together, Moon Da Yul was visibly shocked when she belatedly realized Olivia had gotten married.

Maybe I should’ve told her earlier.

Sensing Moon Da Yul’s confusion and feeling we clearly needed to talk, I suggested we go to a nearby small café.

The heavy clouds that had been gathering swelled up and finally began pouring down thick raindrops.

As I explained the complicated relationship between Olivia, my senior, and me—a relationship I’d never tried to make anyone understand before, nor ever cared if they did—I found myself rambling on and on, wishing desperately that Moon Da Yul would understand.

Moon Da Yul listened without much reaction, simply nodding occasionally, her gaze fixed for a long while on the downpour outside.

I was so anxious…

Not knowing what thoughts swirled inside that small head of hers, I was just about to say something—anything—when suddenly,

“Hey. Ji Seo Jun.”

Moon Da Yul called out to me.

“Yeah?”

“Let’s date.”

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