The Young Boss (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 149

After President Kennedy’s wedding ceremony ended, Hyun Woo stepped outside with Mi Ju, his footsteps light as if he might fly away at any moment.

Among the guests who attended the two wedding ceremonies, not a single person looked like a reporter. This was thanks to the Grand Hotel’s thorough verification of invitations. Their control was so tight that not even a single camera was visible—not in the wedding hall, nor even in front of the hotel.

Therefore, it was an exclusive scoop. He could already picture his editor dancing with joy.

Even if wedding photos had to be replaced with illustrations, the article itself would surely create enough buzz—after all, it was a wedding that had captured the entire nation’s attention.

“How about grabbing a coffee at the hotel café?”

As always, Mi Ju readily nodded in agreement to Hyun Woo’s suggestion.

“Yes, let’s.”

He had approached her solely because he knew she was Kang Si Hyeon’s closest friend; he’d never been interested in Mi Ju herself from the start.

Being famously handsome, Hyun Woo naturally attracted many women, most of whom were stunning beauties. Compared to them, Mi Ju was far too ordinary to catch his attention. Though her cheerful personality made her pleasant company—never boring—that was all there was to it.

At thirty-three years old, she still didn’t know how to be suspicious or play hard to get. Whenever Hyun Woo called, she’d come out without a word of complaint, and even when he was late for their dates, she never once voiced her displeasure.

[Sorry I’m late. Did you wait long?]

[No, not at all. I just arrived too—the traffic was terrible.]

She’d waited for at least an hour, yet Mi Ju always greeted him with a bright smile and that same transparent lie.

Anyway, he’d achieved his goal by attending both wedding ceremonies. It was time to end things with this woman…

Yet when they sat facing each other in the café, the words just wouldn’t come out.

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