The 7-Day Contract (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 100

Su Kyeong, who had been spending time in the lounge, wore an expression so bored she looked like she might drop dead any second.

Unlike Su Kyeong, who showed not the slightest trace of tension or sincerity, her blind date counterpart was impeccably polite and fully committed to the occasion.

Su Kyeong twirled a strand of hair around her finger, twisting it tightly as she gazed at the man before her, who resembled a prim schoolteacher.

He had thick eyebrows over monolids, stood tall, and had a solid build—overall, a dependable and handsome type. Though, at the moment, no matter who he was, he stood no chance of winning Su Kyeong’s favor.

In truth, if it hadn’t been for Kwon Do Jun, she wouldn’t have even attended this blind date. Saying she came simply out of spite was more accurate—it was her way of resisting the version of herself who felt so painfully wounded.

She had believed that within ten dates, she could open his heart and enter it. Only after that belief was shattered twice did she finally reflect—and realized that the emotions she experienced during those moments of failure had burrowed deep inside her like scars, leaving permanent wounds.

What had she felt that day? Distrust toward him, which she had tried so hard to bury? Or betrayal from a man who had never been insincere—not even when he asked her to stay together, nor when he kissed her tenderly?

Whatever it was, the last shred of trust had crumbled. How could she possibly believe a man who held such strong attachments to others would truly come to her? She simply couldn’t bear the thought of being deceived again.

“Ms. Su Kyeong, did I ever say that?”

At the voice of her blind date, Su Kyeong’s drifting thoughts snapped back to the present.

“What did you say?”

“I mean, about you, Lee Su Kyeong, being my ideal type.”

“…….”

Su Kyeong openly displayed her boredom. Though she’d agreed to this meeting under her parents’ pressure, not a spark of enthusiasm stirred within her.

Silently, she fervently prayed: *Please, let this time pass quickly.* And surprisingly, her prayer was answered.

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