Her face bore faint sunburn marks.
Thickly applied ointment made her eyes and nose particularly greasy.
Jin Han frowned at her appearance.
“Go back, it’s not audition time.”
Occasionally, those rejected at auditions would stubbornly linger.
Thinking simply, Jin Han coldly ignored her.
As he tried to enter the building, the woman blocked his way.
“Just a moment! Please, just give me one chance to talk.”
“Security!”
The security guard, alerted by Jin Han’s call, rushed over.
Seeing the unfamiliar woman, he promptly intervened.
“You can’t do this here. Please leave!”
“I’m Hae Joo’s sister, my name is Yoo Ra.”
The guard hesitated, glancing between Jin Han and Yoo Ra.
Jin Han’s gaze was equally wary.
Seizing the moment, Yoo Ra pulled out her ID from her bag.
“See? It’s true.”
“Move aside.”
Jin Han didn’t believe her.
She bore no resemblance to Hae Joo or her family.
“Not convinced? Then look at this.”
She produced an old family register from a government office.
It listed Hae Joo and Yoo Ra as children.
“Here’s my ID number too.”
Exhausted, Jin Han silently cursed.
The guard stepped back, watching with disdain.
“Leave now while I’m asking nicely.”
“Why are you treating me like this since last time?”
“You should know better.”
“That’s because…”
Cutting her off, Jin Han turned away.
Desperate, Yoo Ra pleaded.
“Please, just let me see Hae Joo once.”
“Our Hae Joo?”
“We had issues as kids, but she wouldn’t hate me.”
His eyes darkened at her brazen confidence.
Regardless of what happened in Jeju, Hae Joo was his untouchable treasure.
“Wait here forever if you must. You’ll never meet Hae Joo.”
After shaking off Yoo Ra, Jin Han entered the building.
The guard, having watched quietly, swiftly escorted Yoo Ra away from the premises.
“Don’t make a scene, or I’ll call the police!”
Fuming, Yoo Ra settled in a shady spot.
Jin Han, from his office, watched her movements.
“Her name is Yoo Ra…”
He considered giving her money to leave, but feared it might invite further demands.
Yoo Ra’s persistence was evident.
Concerned about rumors among fans, Jin Han called the manager team leader.
Meanwhile, Yoo Ra searched Jin Han’s name on her phone.
“Is that man GN’s Chairman Yoo’s third son?”
She still worked at Song Yeong Suk’s farm.
Having a day off, she had waited there all day.
Reading articles about Hae Joo, she saw Jin Han’s magazine interview.
Their relationship seemed special.
Assuming Jin Han could help, she hadn’t expected this turn of events.
“Crap, a wasted effort.”
Now she had to return to farm work.
Yoo Ra had hoped to meet Hae Joo to clear her debts.
But facing this situation, even seeing Hae Joo seemed impossible.
Unable to afford stalking, she felt dejected.
“I’d rather be in jail than live like this.”
Continuing to work on the farm meant repaying Kyung Ae’s debt as well.
Unable to escape, she planned to flee.
Grumbling, Yoo Ra turned to leave, unnoticed by the guard.
Inside the guardhouse, he retrieved a note with Choi In Ho’s name and phone number.
A few days earlier, In Ho had visited, leaving a generous cash tip and the note.
Usually, he’d accept just enough for a cigarette.
But In Ho’s substantial offer made it hard to pretend ignorance.
Upon dialing the number written on the note, it was quickly answered.
“Hello, this is Choi In Ho, journalist from Real Fact.”
“I work as a security guard at GN Entertainment. Do you remember me?”
“Oh, thank you for calling.”
“I contacted you because I received something last time.”
“Who visited the company?”
“A person claiming to be Hae Joo’s sister came and just left.”
“Hae Joo’s sister, is it Yoo Ra?”
“Yes, that’s her.”
“Did she say anything else?”
“She begged to meet her sister and was chased away.”
“You should’ve taken her contact details!”
Choi In Ho sounded annoyed in his reply.
“The director was right there, so I couldn’t do anything. I’ve done what I could, so please don’t ask for more.”
“Wait a minute!”
As the security guard tried to hang up, Choi In Ho stopped him.
“What’s the use if Yoo Ra has already left?”
“I think she might come back, so I’ll contact you then.”
“Okay then.”
After hanging up, the security guard stepped out of his booth and looked around.
With Hae Joo away in Jeju, he wondered if anything significant would happen soon.
A few days later, as expected, Yoo Ra appeared again, looking better than before.
On Sunday morning, Hae Joo blinked awake to a gentle touch.
Despite her sore body, she felt no emptiness that morning.
“Are you awake?”
“What time is it?”
“It’s 11 o’clock.”
“Already?”
“Sleep more.”
“No, I need to get up.”
Their state under the covers hadn’t changed from the night before.
They had bathed together, and during the storm, they sought each other’s warmth.
She had never felt this way before. It felt like she had finally become an adult.
She wondered if she could focus on her role as So Hee.
Even now, Do Jun, pressed against her, felt more potent than any drug.
Male lead says he’s pregnant — and it’s female lead’s child
Something seems a bit off about this world.
Wang Zhao thought as she watched a pregnant man walking towards her…
Intro
Female lead finds herself in a world where the men who possess the ability to bear children.
As she navigates this unfamiliar reality, she is caught off guard by the sudden appearance of her boyfriend, who reveals that he is pregnant.
Is this truly her boyfriend?
Why can’t she recall any details about their time together?
She begins to doubt whether the child her boyfriend is carrying is even hers.
Is there a hidden reason behind her amnesia, or could it be a side effect of her sudden arrival in this strange new world?
Just when it seems the protagonist’s life couldn’t become any more entangled, her ex-boyfriend makes an unexpected appearance, raising questions about the protagonist’s past.
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