The cabin was bustling even before the announcement started playing. Reflecting the unique temperament of Koreans, passengers who unbuckled their seatbelts began to stand up and collect their luggage.
Watching the buzzing crowd, Dajung’s eyes, also restless, turned towards the next seat.
Siwoo, who was overjoyed just by boarding the plane when they took off, was fast asleep, oblivious to the world.
It was understandable as he had left home early in the morning, traveled to the airport, and explored unfamiliar places.
Dajung sighed with a laugh. Waking him up would only delay things as she would have to hold the child’s hand and walk. With no other choice, she lifted the sleeping Siwoo and held him in her arms.
Due to the peak season, Jeju Airport was packed with people and there was hardly any room to step. From early morning, tourists visiting Jeju were crowding the baggage claim line.
Checking her watch, the conveyor belt was still circulating with empty rails. Da Jung sat down on the bench opposite and gently woke Shi Woo, patting his back. Shi Woo, with sleepy eyes, rubbed his eyes full of sleep.
“Yoo Shi Woo, it’s time to get up.”
“Um……. mom…… airplane.”
He still seemed to be on the airplane.
Quite some time passed and finally the thud of luggage hit her ears. Da Jung, who quickly got up, instructed Shi Woo.
“I’ll find our bags. You stay here without moving.”
“Yes, okay…….”
Da Jung’s eyes became busy as she squeezed through the crowd. For a fournight, fiveday trip with a child, there were two trunks, one large and one medium size.
She found the large trunk and occasionally glanced back at the bench while waiting for the other one.
Shi Woo was obediently sitting on the bench, blinking at the passing people with sleepy eyes.
Eventually, Da Jung’s eyes lit up. The bright red color of the trunk newly bought for this trip stood out clearly.
Not long after, Da Jung, who had retrieved the luggage and returned to the bench, had a puzzled expression on her face.
The confusion was evident in her eyes as she looked at the empty bench.
She thought she had returned promptly after finding the luggage, but Shi Woo was gone in the meantime.
Realizing the situation, her heart sank. Despite frantically looking around, the child’s form was not easily seen in the crowded area.
Da Jung, not knowing what to do first, approached a group of older ladies dressed in hiking clothes.
“Excuse me! Have you seen a little boy wearing the same tshirt as this one?”
She asked, pointing to her anklelength chiffon dress and a layered neon light green tshirt. It was a couple’s tshirt she had bought from a department store last time to wear with Shi Woo.
The older women opened their mouths in surprise at her urgent voice.
“I didn’t see him. What should we do? It seems she has lost her child.”
“Mom of the kid, you should look for him quickly. What could have happened?”
Da Jung, hanging her head down, turned around and ran to the airport facilities guide sign.
Lately, she found herself losing her child more often than she could bear, and she despised herself for it. But selfreproach had to wait until after she found Shi Woo.
Her face turned pale as she examined the guide sign.
“Lost child center……. ah, no, broadcasting room?”
She was unsure where to go.
“Mommy!”
A cheerful voice echoed through the wide space, followed by a laughing dolphin sound.
It was Shi Woo.
Da Jung’s gaze moved to the direction where the sound came from. The sight of a child in a neon light green tshirt immediately caught her eye.
Unexpectedly, Shi Woo was found in midair. A child who had shot up high above the heads of the people was smiling brightly and coming towards Da Jung.
Two fernlike hands were clutching something so as not to fall. The moment Da Jung discovered the shape clutched by her son’s small hand, a surprised breath was swallowed into her throat.
“Mommy! Mr. Tiger! Mr. Tiger!”
Shiu, who firmly grabbed Jung Hyuk’s hair like reins, was shouting and bouncing on his broad shoulders. His excitement seemed to surpass that of when they boarded the plane.
Da Jung stared at the man who had appeared before her eyes with a dumbfounded expression.
The man who appeared at Jeju Airport was not in his usual suit. He was dressed in shorts, hastily wore flipflops, and was holding just one notsobig suitcase in his hand.
What was even more shocking was that what was covering his smooth upper body was none other than a fluorescent lime green Tshirt.
It was the same Tshirt that Da Jung and Shiu were wearing, just a different size. It was the one he had given as a gift last time, but it was beyond understanding why he had to show up in it.
Da Jung’s eyes widened, and she mumbled.
“Why is Mr. Cha Jung Hyuk holding Shiu….”
“I picked him up. Someone had left him.”
Who left him!
Male lead is a Destined Young Husband (Female-dominant)
One-sentence summary: Wife-master, listen to my explanation!
Li Ruantang, a young lady from a prestigious family, stumbled and fell. When she woke up, she saw a noble and beautiful young man sitting by her bedside, wiping away tears.
The young master had slightly reddened eyes, and his every move exuded charm.
The sight made Li Ruantang’s eyes hot and her heart flutter. After all, she had made a bet with the young master Meng from the neighboring family. If she couldn’t marry a husband before the end of the year, she would have to admit defeat and give up the jade she had worked so hard to obtain.
Outside the window, the flowers were in full bloom.
Rather than losing the bet, the jade, and her face, Li Ruantang calculated that it would be better to seek marriage with the young master in front of her, killing three birds with one stone.
…
Meng Jun never thought that an accident during a spring outing would lead to them rolling down a cliff and into a river, yet still survive.
Now they were trapped in an unknown village, and Meng Jun had overheard that the family who had rescued them had their own intentions.
After all, it was Li Ruantang who had lost her mind and sought marriage first. He was only trying to protect himself!
Glancing at Li Ruantang, who was listing her own merits, the young husband’s voice softened, and he blushed as he lied, “W-wife-master, Wife-master, don’t you remember me?”
The young husband’s voice was clear and handsome, coaxing Li Ruantang’s heart to be soft and sweet, and she spared no effort to protect him.
It wasn’t until they returned to the capital that Li Ruantang suddenly remembered.
When they had fallen off the cliff, in order not to implicate Wei Yunruo, whom he secretly admired, the young husband had instead pulled her, who was slightly farther away, down the cliff with him…
Short summary by Yuushi L: Initially, the male lead (ML) liked another girl, while the female lead (FL) liked the ML. Both fell off a cliff. The FL temporarily lost her memory, and the ML, fearing others might take advantage of him, claimed FL was his wife while they were staying in a village. Later, when they returned home, the FL regained her memories and remembered that the ML liked someone else, so she kept her distance from him. However, during their time living together in the countryside, the ML’s view of the FL had completely changed. From this point, his pursuit of the FL begins.
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