Threateningly hitting the umbrella hood against the pouring rain, the three people who faced each other in the midst of the umbrella’s spreading were absorbed in their own thoughts.
The cold gap was filled by the rainstorm, and the white cigarette that had been hanging over Ki-yeon’s fingertips fell lightly onto a shallow puddle.
The black pupils, locked in the shadows, glanced over Yuin’s shoulder as if scratching Ji-han’s arm, then formed a sharp smile.
“Not a pleasant sight.”
Too stunned to function properly, Yuin, who only breathed heavily instead of speaking, was replaced by Ji-han, who tightened his grip on the hand holding the delicate shoulder.
“What brings you here?”
“Mr. Yun Ji-han wouldn’t know about that.”
The coldness embedded in the dry tone directly reached Yuin.
“Nam Yuin, have you been drinking?”
When Ki-yeon asked, Ji-han frowned unpleasantly.
“There’s no reason to tell the landlord about it.”
“Why would there be no reason? Yuin, tell them. Is there no reason?”
The gaze that stopped abruptly among the raindrops reflecting the lamppost light was firmly directed at Yuin.
The endlessly deep eyes, like a black hole, stared as if they could devour something.
Yuin, feeling a mixture of annoyance and amazement at Ki-yeon’s brazen attitude, was momentarily speechless, gazing at Ji-han’s wet hair that seemed to have been waiting for a long time, and his casual attire with a relaxed sweatshirt.
“Nam Yuin.”
“……”
The man’s low, fiery tone resonated again. Yuin bit her lips painfully.
Whether it was because she hadn’t expected to meet like this or because she couldn’t grasp the situation in the midst of the approaching footsteps, Yuin, tormented by a dizzying confusion, finally reached the conclusion that she couldn’t leave this state any longer.
“Ji-han, go first.”
“…What?”
Calmly detaching Ji-han’s bewildering hand, Yuin took her bag and umbrella with a relatively composed movement.
“Thanks for the ride. I’ll contact you.”
“Yuin, but…”
“…Ji-han, I’ll handle it well.”
Ji-han stared at her with a somewhat embarrassed expression.
As Ji-han’s expression gradually became more awkward, Yuin weakly smiled and gently squeezed Ji-han’s elbow.
It meant that it was okay, so he could go.
“…I’ll wait for you to call since I won’t be sleeping. Got it?”
Ji-han, who spoke like he was advising Yuin with a gaze that was observing the two people, briefly glared at Ki-yeon.
After opening Yuin’s umbrella and hesitating even then, Ji-han, who sighed discontentedly, turned away.
As the crisp footsteps grew distant and eventually became unheard, Ki-yeon, who had been quietly watching, added a voice to the silent air.
“Let’s go by car since it’s raining.”
“Just do it here.”
A stubborn response brought back a cold breath.
As the fatigue-filled, bony hand, as if representing his mood, roughly swept over his head, he asked, “How much did you drink?”
“As much as I wanted.”
In response to Yuin’s provocatively thrown remark, the man easily lost his temper.
The clean forehead folded fiercely, and the jaw of the man, whose bones stood out due to his lean physique, clenched. Simultaneously showing anger, a desperate look shot through his eyes.
It was a face she hadn’t seen in weeks. Finally, she was seeing the man who must have waited for her alone in the darkness of the rain, pouring heavily.
“It seems like Yun Ji-han’s the only one calling on the phone I bought.”
“…….”.
“Seems like my voice, which sounds like the kid is dying to see Nam Yuin, is unpleasant to hear.”
“…….”.
The man laughed dryly like a crisp autumn wind.
Raindrops, slamming fiercely towards the ground, echoed as if hitting a corner of his heart.
Whether that lingering feeling reached his heart or not, Yuin, feeling pain and discomfort around her chest, had to choose her breath carefully.
“For you.”
“…….”.
“I was nothing like that? Not even willing to hear a single excuse?”
The gradually fading low tone, mixed with the sound of rain, once was a peaceful comfort and gave a sense of relief, but now it took on the form of a dull pain.
That wasn’t all. It was so painful, angry, and difficult to the point of death. Yuin wanted to say that.
But even bringing that up required courage.
The sound of water streaming confusingly filling her ears seemed to take away the energy, and her tightly sealed lips didn’t know how to move.
“Now you don’t even want to mix words? Is that it?”
“…….”.
“Say something. Don’t just make that hurt expression.”
Gieon poured out his uncontrollable, raw anger.
Startled, blinking her eyes, Yuin looked sadly at Gieon, who was fiercely impressing his image.
“Why, are you angry?”
“Is it weird for me to be angry? My lover, whom I’ve been waiting for desperately, suddenly appeared in another man’s arms. Isn’t it weirder to be sane?”
“Mr. Yisadnim doesn’t have the right to say such things.”
“Why not?”
In response to the shameless answer, Yuin’s lips widened in surprise.
“Why are you asking why I’m not right now?”
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.
