Whispers of Autumn Wind (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 82

At that time, among the people who had come to the amusement park, Ga Eul and Dae Woon were relatively older in age. Yet the two enjoyed the amusement park without being conscious of their age.

First, Ga Eul bought a headband with rabbit ears attached and put it on. When she tried to put one on Dae Woon as well, he panicked and ran away.

Ga Eul coaxed Dae Woon gently, but he stubbornly refused, insisting he would not wear the headband. Eventually, Dae Woon compromised by agreeing to wear an animal-themed hat instead.

Ga Eul wanted to put an adorable hat—like one shaped like a mouse or a frog—on him, but Dae Woon clung tightly to the tiger hat and would not let it go.

Ga Eul had to give in. After all, they wouldn’t be avoiding amusement parks forever. Perhaps, someday, a mouse or frog hat would end up on little Dae Woon the Second—and just imagining that made her grin uncontrollably.

At the amusement park, Ga Eul discovered a new side of Dae Woon. Once he started something, he saw it through to the end. Having acquired a taste for the rides, he now intended to ride them thoroughly—until he’d had his fill.

He insisted on riding, multiple times, the attractions that involved sudden drops from midair or high-speed runs along rails with steep descents. Ga Eul shrieked in terror, waving her hands and shouting for him to go alone.

Ga Eul thought it fortunate that Dae Woon had never gotten hooked on gambling—if he ever did, he seemed like the type who might squander his entire fortune without regaining his senses. Had that happened, he would’ve reached the end of his life’s road.

Nonetheless, the place where Ga Eul and Dae Woon spent the longest time was the haunted house.

Ga Eul, who didn’t even watch horror films, certainly wouldn’t have chosen to enter a haunted house on her own. Yet Dae Woon, with persistent persuasion, gently coaxed her inside.

Only after nearly completing the haunted house did Ga Eul finally understand why Dae Woon had been so stubbornly insistent on bringing her in. His reason for entering had absolutely nothing to do with fear itself.

Using Ga Eul’s fright as an excuse, he pressed her tightly against his body right from the entrance. When something suddenly popped out from the wall and Ga Eul screamed, he pulled her securely into his arms.

It wasn’t until they reached a corridor near the exit—completely empty except for a pale, dim light glowing from the ceiling—that Ga Eul realized Dae Woon had simply been searching for a secluded, shadowy spot to sneak into the haunted house.

Just as Ga Eul, now on guard, made it to the end of the corridor, Dae Woon gently turned her body and leaned her against the wall. Then, pulling her tightly into his embrace, he began kissing her passionately.

As Ga Eul’s legs weakened and she nearly sank down, Dae Woon pressed her even more firmly against the wall.

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