Yeon-woo’s eyes briefly flickered as she looked at the contents. Simultaneously, her heart fluttered significantly.
However, Yeon-woo recalled the words she had heard from him recently.
“You’re only being nice because you’re afraid I’ll quit. You have to struggle like this.”
Then, her regained composure steadied her wavering heart.
“You’re not really worried, are you?”
Taehan’s thick eyebrows twitched slightly. Yeon-woo looked down.
“Still, I’m sorry to have caused you concern. I’ll eat the sandwich well.”
Yeon-woo accepted the bag easily. The weight of it once again unsettled her heart, but she firmly turned around, not knowing the expression Taehan wore behind the closing door.
“Yeon-woo, are you feeling okay?”
A call came from Gyu-bin in the evening. He said he was busy traveling back and forth between Seoul and Cheonan.
“Can you come down to Cheonan next week? Mom wants to see you.”
“I should. I want to see her too.”
But the thought of meals started to worry her. She couldn’t avoid food.
“However, it might just be a quick visit. I’m busy with work…”
“Really? Then we can just meet in Seoul. Mom is staying in Seoul now.”
“Should we?”
That seemed better.
They quickly made a plan. They’d meet in Seoul on a weekday for coffee.
“But everything’s okay, right?”
Gyu-bin asked.
“If there’s anything, feel free to talk. I’ll be in Korea for a while and can help.”
“No big deal,” Yeon-woo responded nonchalantly.
Gyu-bin asked with a somewhat subdued voice.
“And with your president too?”
A moment of silence fell between them. Yeon-woo, pretending not to understand, awkwardly laughed and asked.
“Why the president?”
Then Gyu-bin replied with a voice full of concern.
“You seemed very troubled when you were with your president. Mom is also worried. Is there something?”
“It’s a misunderstanding. Nothing happened.”
Although she was pregnant with his child.
Yeon-woo was suddenly struck by the overwhelming reality, feeling dizzy. She hadn’t yet broken the news to Sun-ok.
“Anyway, don’t worry about that.”
“Alright.”
Perhaps sensing her discomfort through her voice, Gyu-bin gracefully backed off the topic.
After a little more conversation, Yeon-woo hung up and approached the window. The night in Jeju was dark and clear, unlike Seoul.
Noticing the beautifully picturesque half-moon in the sky, Yeon-woo couldn’t resist getting dressed to go out. She planned to take a walk, having heard there was a beach nearby.
‘Should I call mom and tell her?’
She couldn’t imagine saying it to her face.
What would happen if she told Sun-ok that the father of her child was Taehan? Maybe it would be better to say she got pregnant accidentally during a club outing.
Worried about the shock Sun-ok would receive either way, Yeon-woo pondered over her dilemma. Keeping the child a secret wasn’t an option.
Lost in thought, Yeon-woo walked along the trail connected to the hotel, soon revealing a small beach. A few tourists, likely hotel guests like her, were also taking a stroll.
It was a serene setting with a vivid moon and a clear sea underneath. Despite the beautiful scenery, Yeon-woo couldn’t fully enjoy it as she hesitated, then decided to make the call.
The soft voice of Sun-ok greeted her immediately as the call connected.
“Daughter, were you busy today? How’s Jeju?”
“Mom, I just attended the seminar today, so it’s been relaxing. What are you up to?”
“Watching a drama.”
“Did you have dinner?”
“Of course. Have you ever seen me skip a meal?”
Sun-ok laughed heartily.
Yeon-woo’s heart felt heavy, knowing that her cheerful mother’s voice would soon be shrouded in darkness.
“Mom, I…”
“By the way, your president sent over some Korean beef this afternoon.”
“What?”
“I was surprised when the department store called. He personally sent it. Said he was sorry for showing up at our house suddenly.”
Yeon-woo stopped walking, suddenly overwhelmed with emotion.
“Mom, don’t eat that.”
“Why? I was planning to cook it when you come this weekend. I already thanked his secretary.”
“I’m going to resign. So please don’t accept any gifts from the president.”
Sun-ok fell silent in surprise.
Yeon-woo sighed lightly and continued.
“Don’t worry too much. I’m just thinking of moving to a better company.”
“Did something happen to you?”
Sun-ok’s voice turned serious instantly. Was a mother’s intuition unbeatable?
Yeon-woo thought it was now or never to confess.
“Mom, actually I…”
“Secretary Seo.”
But a voice calling her from behind interrupted.
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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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