He cried out so desperately. Yoon Ji Woo, who had been nothing but annoying, pushed the woman and Yeon Woo aside, and only his body went out.
‘Really, he’s always the same.’
Even though her legs were shaky from the sudden push, it was a priority to comfort the hurting person.
Yeon Woo turned on the sink water and tidied up the area with paper towels, clicking her tongue internally.
As expected. Yoon Ji Woo had never been a helpful person in Yeon Woo’s life.
The youngest daughter of B Construction’s owner. A face as pretty as a doll. The interest and courtship of men.
And so, inevitably, the jealousy of others followed.
During her business school days at L University, Yoon Ji Woo seemed to find the reason why she had no proper friends there.
Of course, her peers would scoff at this.
“Ah, I feel nauseous. I’ll pass on lunch.”
“Why, Ji Woo? Not feeling well?”
“Because the eldest son of K Company keeps asking me to meet. You know, the newly listed company last week. I went to a new Japanese restaurant in a hotel in Gangnam with him.”
“Ahh… I see.”
“He keeps insisting that he wants me to eat only the best. He keeps recommending a 300,000 won omakase. But the head chef comes out to greet us, how could I refuse? Thank you for visiting us? And then they give us champagne as a service, so I have to drink all that. And to help digest, we went to a department store under the pretext of a drive.”
Once prompted, Yoon Ji Woo would spill her story in two, three verses.
Most of her talk was about boasting about money, connections, shopping, everything revolved around herself, she had no common ground with ordinary people in their twenties.
“There she goes again. It’s disgusting.”
“She should focus on her assignments. She didn’t even prepare for the PT yesterday, did she?”
Most of her peers either cursed behind her back or completely ignored her to her face.
“Really? It must have been delicious. Then, when you’re ready, have a simple sandwich, Ji Woo.”
Yeon Woo, who got along with everyone, did not show any particular dislike towards Ji Woo.
So Yoon Ji Woo spent most of her college life stuck to Kim Yeon Woo.
If Yeon Woo wore jeans, Yoon Ji Woo bought two pairs of similar design in different colors.
If Yeon Woo bought flats, the girl who only wore high heels came wearing flats the next day.
When Yeon Woo’s assignment was praised during class, Yoon Ji Woo would find the professor separately and push her own assignment. And somehow, she managed to get a good comment and boasted about it to other peers.
Yeon Woo knew too. Sometimes, it was burdensome how Yun Ji Woo excessively imitated her. However, due to her very indifferent personality, she didn’t feel the need to be wary, thinking ‘why should friends nitpick on such things’.
From the day Cha Han Bin took Yeon Woo to the beginning of semester party’s drinking gathering, Yun Ji Woo’s suspicious change in attitude, showing interest in him, started.
“Yeon Woo, do you like Han Bin Oppa?”
“Hey, no. He’s just a close neighborhood Oppa.”
Even as she beat around the bush, Yeon Woo couldn’t hide the look in her eyes, deeply fallen in first love.
And Yun Ji Woo’s obsession had surpassed the level of merely mimicking her.
In the winter with the final exam of the last semester of fourth year approaching, it was Cha Han Bin’s birthday.
Yeon Woo, who had decided to confess and prepared a handmade scarf, received an urgent call from Ji Woo on her way to meet him.
Yeon Woo… I…
“Hello? Ji Woo, what’s wrong? Something happened?”
I’m really struggling. Living is like this… what should I do now?
“What happened? Yun Ji Woo. Where are you now? Are you at home?”
Hu…huk!
The call got cut off.
She didn’t hesitate. Yeon Woo left a message for Cha Han Bin. And she immediately took a taxi to Yun Ji Woo’s studio apartment.
She trembled all over during the journey. All sorts of bad imaginations and worst situations randomly popped up in her mind. She didn’t know how many hours she spent shaking, even sweating on that cold winter day.
She kept calling the unresponsive phone, pressed the doorbell, and knocked on the door. Then she went to the school, asked the faculty members, and got Yun Ji Woo’s parents’ contact information.
Should I call her parents, should I report to the police.
Where on earth could Ji Woo be. I hope nothing happened.
With her head dizzy with worry and trouble, she returned to that girl’s house.
A familiar highpitched laugh was heard from afar. Despite draining a person’s blood with worry, Yun Ji Woo’s steps, which were getting closer, were full of ease.
And next to her was Cha Han Bin.
“Yun Ji Woo. What are you doing now…?”
Cha Han Bin’s voice asking her what happened didn’t reach her ears.
“Oh my, Yeon Woo. Were you waiting for me?”
“What was that call earlier? I was so worried!”
Yeon Woo protested, about to cry. The girl, who was blinking calmly next to the surprised Cha Han Bin, carefully responded.
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.
