“That’s true…”
Neither Eunseo nor Seungju had a concrete answer. The only real solution seemed to be the return of his memory.
Seon-ah continued.
“Memory is unpredictable, and it may never return.”
“Right.”
“You can’t live as an eighteen-year-old forever, and you can’t go back to high school or college at this point.”
Seon-ah’s points were sharp. Though all her points made sense, Eunseo couldn’t grasp what she was ultimately suggesting.
Seeing Eunseo’s puzzled look, Seon-ah finally revealed her conclusion.
“So from now on, focus solely on learning about the company. Then, return seamlessly as the President.”
“Oh, that’s a great idea!”
Eunseo felt enlightened. Why hadn’t she thought of that sooner?
“Plan to return within this year. I’m sure our Seungju can do it.”
“But that’s just over two months away. Is that enough time?”
“Your intelligence hasn’t degenerated just because you lost your memory. You graduated top of your class from the business school at Hankuk University, didn’t you?”
Seon-ah confidently looked at Seungju.
“What rank did you achieve in your most recent exam?”
“Umm… 115th, I think.”
Eunseo’s face fell at the unexpectedly low rank, but Seungju quickly added.
“Nationally.”
“There you see!” Seon-ah beamed.
“Since we’re in the planning department, I’ll bring all the internal documents for you to study. You need to study as if your life depends on it.”
That seemed like the best course of action, but Eunseo, who had always been FM-compliant, was still hesitant.
“Seon-ah, but isn’t it against the rules to take company documents outside?”
Seon-ah rolled her eyes.
“What are you talking about? It’s not leaking if it’s shown to the President.”
“Right?”
Eunseo’s guilt vanished with one blow. She was genuinely amazed by Seon-ah. Genius!
There was still risk with this approach. Even with intense study, it was unlikely he would match the original Seungju’s capabilities, which could lead to discovery of the memory loss or being ousted for reduced competence. But it was better than doing nothing and facing a certain ouster.
It felt like they had found a clear path. Seungju’s face brightened with a definite goal.
“I’ll study really hard. Thank you for your help, sisters.”
Seungju stood and bowed to them both.
“Thankful? We’d do anything for our Seungju.”
Seon-ah smiled again with her eyes.
While chatting, the night had completely fallen. The moonlight was pleasant, the meat delicious, and all three were in good spirits. For Eunseo, who always lived alone, having a house filled with laughter seemed like a dream.
“Shall we have a drink, Seungju?”
Seon-ah offered a shot of soju, but Seungju hesitated.
“I’ve never drunk alcohol before…”
“It’s okay, don’t worry. Your body will remember.”
Seungju seemed to be quite a model student. As he hesitated to take the glass, Seon-ah clicked her tongue.
“You’ll need to drink at company gatherings in the future, better practice now. You won’t say ‘I’ve never drunk alcohol before’ then, right?”
Finally, Seungju decided to take the glass. He grimaced as he tasted it but bravely gulped it down.
“Right, right. That’s it. Oh, good job. Another one?”
Eunseo watched as Seon-ah kept refilling Seungju’s glass, feeling conflicted. Her conscience screamed that he was a minor, yet physically, he was a fully grown adult.
Finally, Eunseo joined in. Oh well, let’s drink.
“Pour me one too!”
One drink led to another, and the atmosphere grew warmer.
“Do you have a girlfriend, Seungju?”
“No.”
“Really? With that face?”
Seungju blushed and shyly looked down.
“Really, I don’t.”
Seon-ah laughed and clapped her hands.
“Oh, really! Just as well, I’m single too.”
Eunseo sighed internally while drinking her soju. Just because he didn’t have one 15 years ago doesn’t mean he doesn’t now, silly.
Suddenly, Seungju asked.
“What about you, Eunseo? Do you have a boyfriend?”
Eunseo drank her soju silently, and Seon-ah giggled.
“She wouldn’t be living with you if she did, would she?”
“Did you never have one, or did you break up?”
“Why do you keep asking that?”
It was embarrassing to admit being forever single at her age, so Eunseo retorted sharply. Then she declared,
“Just watch. In exactly one year, I’ll start going on blind dates and dating. Just you wait.”
“Why one year?”
“There are reasons…”
As they laughed, chatted, ate, and drank, the soju bottle emptied, and the moon gradually descended.
And as the night deepened,
It was confirmed that Seungju was, indeed, quite the drinker.
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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