To You Who Found Me (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 93

Tomorrow was the day for the two of them to shoot their photo spread. Organized by a famous magazine, it featured promotional photoshoots for the top ten most beloved works of the past year.

A film that had drawn over ten million viewers and a drama that peaked at nearly a 30% viewership rating—among all these works, the undisputed #1 hit chosen by viewers was clearly . Right beneath its overwhelming lead, nine other titles trailed closely behind with razor-thin margins.

Everyone wanted to see this couple’s photoshoot most of all, and all proceeds from the event would go toward supporting children from broken homes and grandparent-led households. Though everyone found it meaningful and appreciated it, Ji Ho had immediately declined.

He would’ve accepted in a heartbeat if it were just him, but things were different when it came to Hye Yoon. He didn’t want to reignite fading public interest. He’d suggested instead making a separate donation, but Bong Gi instantly overturned his firm decision.

It happened three weeks ago—the very day the photoshoot offer came in.

“You’re already giving away more than enough. Honestly, where else will you find a celebrity who donates as much as you? If people knew the total you’ve given so far, they’d faint!”

“I just give because I’ve earned a lot. Anyway, the photoshoot sounds tough.”

Despite clearly sensing Ji Ho’s refusal, Bong Gi wouldn’t concede. He understood Ji Ho’s feelings—but more than that, he’d somehow intuited the feelings of someone not even present. So Bong Gi tried persuading him once more.

“Still, go ask Writer Jang. Don’t decide this on your own. I’m not saying this for no reason.”

“…What do you mean?”

Ji Ho couldn’t possibly miss Bong Gi’s meaningful hint. Since it was clearly meant as a prompt, Bong Gi quickly elaborated: Ji Ho should consider Hye Yoon’s perspective.

Her bare face, hair pulled back tightly into a simple bun—who among women, beyond being an actress, would want the whole nation to remember her that way? That plain look might seem charming to us, he said, but a woman’s heart doesn’t work like that.

“It’s just a photoshoot—you’ll only need to take pretty pictures, so it won’t be too hard. Besides, you’ll have a photoshoot master right beside you to look after things… You’re pretty good at this, aren’t you?”

“…Have you been dating lately, Hyung? You understand women’s hearts way too well.”

“Eun Jin told me.”

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