I Don't Recommend a Blunder with a Male Friend (Completed Main Story) - Side Story 6

Dating Moon Da Yul was good. Our relationship wasn’t noisy because of issues between us—it was the outside world that caused the chaos. Just Moon Da Yul and me? Our love was no different from that of any other couple.

Being together made us want to stay together; missing each other made us want to see each other—that kind of love it was.

“It feels less like a workshop and more like a getaway. Doesn’t that fit better?”

Jang Woo Seok clicked his tongue, glancing at the piles of alcohol stacked next to the bus headed for the workshop. Then he crossed his arms and turned to look at me.

“By the way, I didn’t think you’d be coming, Senior.”

I thought the same. I didn’t want to go, and I’d decided not to. Moon Da Yul had said neither her mentor nor her mentee would be there, so she wouldn’t go—until she suddenly changed her mind.

“Ugh… The team leader personally asked for help because HR is short-staffed. How could I possibly say no?”

Moon Da Yul, who had just been wailing with a face that screamed she’d rather die than go, was now chatting cheerfully with HR staff, the picture of a perfect professional.

Watching Moon Da Yul—who’d claimed to hate her company jacket—now wearing it while dashing around everywhere made me wonder if this was what it meant to carry the weight of being a corporate employee.

It wasn’t even her job—did she really need to run around this hard?

As I stood quietly watching the busy Moon Da Yul, my legs began moving toward her on their own.

“Who’s your mentor?”

“My mentor’s on parental leave.”

“And your mentee?”

“My mentee already quit.”

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