“I could have helped you with the clothes,” Jin Woo offered.
“No, it’s fine. I can handle it,” Ji Na insisted.
“Please, give me the suitcase.”
They were planning to leave for a short trip after meeting Jin Woo’s parents. Jin Woo easily lifted the small suitcase into the car trunk.
“Shall we go then?” Jin Woo asked.
“Yes,” Ji Na agreed, determined to focus on the happy moments during their last weekend together before his departure.
We were all set to embark on a short trip for a night and a day after greeting Jin Woo’s parents. With ease, Jin Woo placed a small suitcase in the trunk.
“Shall we leave then?”
“Yes.”
It was our last weekend together. I, Ji Na, decided to only cherish the happy moments until Jin Woo’s departure, consciously ignoring the reality.
“I hope your parents will like me…” I said nervously, taking a deep breath.
“Don’t worry,” Jin Woo reassured me, his lips curving softly. My heart swelled with emotion. I had agreed to my father’s proposal, though it meant interacting with someone I had resolved never to forgive, all for Ji Na.
“Is this the place?”
Arriving in a neighborhood of large mansions in Seoul, our car stopped in front of one. The endlessly high stone wall was imposing. Even the luxurious gate looked extraordinary. Overwhelmed by the grandeur of the mansion, Ji Na blinked in amazement.
“This isn’t our house, it’s my father’s,” Jin Woo explained in an unusual manner, making Ji Na cock her head in curiosity. Holding Ji Na’s hand, Jin Woo pressed the doorbell, and the massive gate opened with a heavy clang.
Climbing a few stone steps, we were greeted by a beautiful garden with sprawling green lawns. Artfully decorated sculptures were scattered here and there.
Beautiful trees surrounded a pond. The atmosphere of the garden, reminiscent of a forest trail, left Ji Na speechless with awe.
“Welcome.”
Entering the mansion, an elegant middle-aged woman greeted Jin Woo and Ji Na as if she had been expecting them.
“Father has been waiting for you,” she said.
Jin Woo and Ji Na, who greeted the woman politely, followed her lead on the marble floor. In the center of the spacious living room, with a clear view of the garden, luxurious leather sofas were arranged, with Jin Woo’s father seated in the most prominent spot.
“Chairman Seo?”
Ji Na greeted him cautiously, her eyes widening slightly. Why hadn’t she realized sooner? Jin Woo, suddenly promoted to an executive position, was Chairman Seo’s son…
Despite rumors about Jin Woo’s identity within the company, everyone assumed his appointment was solely due to his impressive career.
“Hello, I am Ji Na.”
Realizing Jin Woo was Chairman Seo’s son made Ji Na even more nervous.
“Come in, please.”
Chairman Seo looked relaxed, though his illness had taken a toll on his appearance.
“So, we finally meet like this.”
Ji Na could only bow her head in response to Chairman Seo’s husky voice.
“We plan to get married.”
Jin Woo spoke up first. Chairman Seo frowned slightly and clicked his tongue.
“I know. You always rush things.”
Jin Woo smiled faintly at his father’s blunt words.
“Well, compared to how long I’ve waited…”
Chairman Seo was speaking when he was suddenly interrupted by a bout of harsh coughing, wiping his mouth with a handkerchief afterward.
“Aunt, could you please bring some warm water?”
A woman sitting next to Chairman Seo, holding an elegantly patterned teacup, requested this of someone nearby.
“Yes, madam.”
The person who had brought the elegantly patterned teacup was requested by the middle-aged woman sitting next to Chairman Seo.
“Yes, madam.”
Though she seemed to be Chairman Seo’s wife, she didn’t appear to be Jin Woo’s mother, making for a peculiar relationship. As if reading Ji Na’s curious gaze, Chairman Seo spoke up.
“This lady here is not Jin Woo’s mother. I divorced his mother long ago. It was during that time that Jin Woo struggled a lot, but I’ve heard that you, Ms. Ji Na, saved our child.”
It was a story Ji Na was hearing for the first time. When exactly was he referring to? Jin Woo, sitting beside her, chuckled lightly.
“You probably wouldn’t know about it.”
That she had played such a significant role? Ji Na tilted her head, trying to recall the past.
“I hope you’ll continue to take good care of our Jin Woo,” Chairman Seo said softly.
“You have the same taste in women as your father,” he joked lightly, and his wife chuckled behind her hand.
“When are you planning the wedding?”
“As soon as I return from the business trip to the U.S.,” Jin Woo replied.
Chairman Seo frowned.
“Are you planning to do it while your father is still alive?”
“If that’s the case, send someone else to the U.S.,” Jin Woo suggested firmly.
The tense standoff between father and son was interrupted by Chairman Seo’s wife.
“The tea will get cold. Come on, drink up. This is a new tea we’ve got, very smooth and flavorful.”
Her words softened the atmosphere, and the conversation naturally shifted to business matters.
“The success of our U.S. branch is crucial for our company’s future.”
“Yes.”
“I regret not being able to help you when you were studying in the U.S.,” Chairman Seo said.
“I refused it, sir. There’s no need for concern,” Jin Woo responded, his tone firm.
Chairman Seo coughed and rolled his eyes.
“Stubborn as ever, never backing down even to your father.”
After some time had passed, Jin Woo stood up first.
“We should be going now.”
“All right.”
While Chairman Seo’s wife smiled gently, Chairman Seo himself turned away with a sullen expression, as if he didn’t want to watch his son leave.
Just then, the doorbell rang. The entrance grew noisy, and soon, someone appeared.
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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