Sun-woo laughed and flicked Eun-jae’s nose with his finger. Softly holding Eun-jae’s shoulders and moving her aside, Sun-woo, who was leaving, quickly moved ahead of Eun-jae, blocking her path again.
“Give me a kiss, quickly.”
Splat. Watching the droplet of saliva fall on Eun-jae’s neck, Sun-woo burst into laughter.
“Fun, move quickly.”
“Please… Oppa.”
In an instant, their eyes shook slightly. Eun-jae’s hesitant hand, which had momentarily hesitated, moved towards Sun-woo’s gown knot. When the gown was untied, Sun-woo lightly grasped Eun-jae’s wrist.
“Where is your hand going?”
“…”
“Why is this happening, making me reluctant to go to work.”
“Hurry up, move aside. It’s late.” Smiling, Sun-woo kissed Eun-jae’s cheek and then gently moved her aside. Eun-jae, who was retreating faster than Sun-woo’s steps, reached the door. Eun-jae extended her hand backward, feeling for the doorknob, and gripped it tightly.
Click. When a sound came from the doorknob, Sun-woo, looking greatly bewildered, stared at Eun-jae.
“What are you doing?”
“I locked the door.”
Eun-jae looked at him, whose face was turning redder and redder, up to the tips of his ears, and smiled.
“I want to have your child.”
Hye-ji gazed silently at her neatly arranged consultation room. Then, looking at her belongings in a small box, she let out a wry smile.
All the laughter and tears she had experienced in this hospital flashed before her eyes like a lantern.
The days when she roamed the wards with tired eyes, the scolding she received from the professor, the bustling scenes when she first entered the operating room.
The young patient who came for her first consultation with a specialist badge, the patient she had to say goodbye to for the first time, and the moments when the patient she saw every week recovered and exchanged their final greetings.
“There has been a lot.”
Quickly wiping away the tears that gathered in her eyes, Hye-ji solemnly placed those memories into the box.
Then, she looked down at her wristwatch.
“It’s about time he comes.”
Respiratory specialist Dr. Ju Hye-ji.
Taking off her gown, embroidered with her name in blue, and neatly folding it, Hye-ji placed it on the desk.
Hoping to return as a better version of herself.
For the first time, she didn’t use contraception. Fumbling, he reached out to the bedside drawer, but the box had already disappeared under the bed.
His embarrassed expression unexpectedly seemed cute. He repeated the words ‘No, not now’ twice and tried to get up while trying to raise his waist, but Eun-jae, with her legs wrapped around his waist, didn’t let him go.
After that…
It wasn’t long before everything came vividly to mind. Making such a demand in broad daylight.
As the events of the morning unfolded like a video, his face suddenly turned crimson.
“Why are you like this?”
Miran, who had laughed watching TV, looked at Eun-jae and asked.
“Oh, no. Mom, aren’t you hot?”
“Not at all.”
“I… Could you get me some water?”
Eun-jae quickly grabbed the coffee pot and left the hospital room. Taking a deep breath, she gently touched her flat lower abdomen.
Thinking that soon a child would occupy this place felt refreshing.
Although there were still things she wanted to do and she hesitated because she wasn’t mentally prepared, she never thought of this as a sacrifice for him.
I met him and received a new life as a gift, and I wanted to give him something he wanted as well.
As he said, just because he had a child doesn’t mean he can’t work. Thinking that she could make an effort within a reasonable limit, Eun-jae slowly moved her steps.
“Eun-jae, Miss.”
Hyehji, who was smiling from afar, appeared. At first, Eun-jae couldn’t recognize her because she was dressed casually. Eun-jae belatedly lowered her head and greeted her.
“Hello.”
She had heard from Sun-woo that Dr. Joo was quitting her job, but it felt uncomfortable as if it were her fault.
“Eun-jae, could you spare me a little time?”
The two sat facing each other in a cafe on the first floor. Watching Hyehji sip her orange juice, Eun-jae was reminded of the orange juice she received from Miran that day.
At that time, she didn’t seem blinded by jealousy, but Eun-jae sitting across from her looked truly beautiful.
Anyway, Yoon Sun-woo has high standards.
“Eun-jae, are you still uncomfortable?”
“No. I’m actually grateful. Sun-woo told me that if my mom had been a little later, it could have been a big problem.”
No. I had that thought at that moment.
If marriage is postponed like this, an opportunity will come to me. I, who harbored such bad feelings and had such bad thoughts.
“Don’t ask for forgiveness. It’s true that I harbored bad feelings.”
“Anyone can have momentarily bad thoughts. But most people stop at that. You don’t need to apologize for things that didn’t happen.”
Instead of answering, Hyehji smiled and looked at Eun-jae. Watching her, all the things she had done felt so shameful.
Then she thought. Sun-woo’s choice was truly wise. Now, she seemed to understand why he chose this woman.
Sun-woo, I hope you find happiness.
“Eun-jae, congratulations on your marriage.”
With the woman you love.
“I mean it. I hope Eun-jae is happy.”
Although the feeling of a heavy stone being locked in her heart persisted, now it felt light.
Hyehji now raised the box that had been completely organized. About to leave the examination room, she remembered the incident at the cafe a while ago and put the box down, heading to Sun-woo’s office.
“Sun-woo, are you in?”
“Yeah. Come in.”
Hyehji opened the door and entered. Seeing Sun-woo’s slightly flushed face, she chuckled.
“I guess newlyweds are doing well. Did you come late today?”
“Unnecessary.”
“Why, it seems like you’re showing a bit of humanity now.”
“What’s the matter?”
“I met Eun-jae a while ago. I realized that I’ve never properly apologized.”
A faint smile appeared on Sun-woo’s face as he was working on his paper.
“What time is your flight?”
“At 9 PM tonight.”
“You’ve worked hard, Dr. Ju.”
“Thank you. It’s all thanks to you, Professor.”
After exchanging final greetings, Hyehji, who was about to leave, remembered the fact she had forgotten and tapped her knee.
“Oh, get a grip. I came to talk about this. I was talking to Eun-jae on the first floor, and there was a somewhat big… anyway, a slightly creepy-looking guy greeted Eun-jae?”
“What?”
Before Hyehji could finish her sentence,
“Eun-jae’s face turned pale, so I said I’d stay with her, and he said he knows her. Who is he?”
The sound of Sun-woo’s footsteps, rising abruptly, echoed loudly through the corridor.
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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