“Our honeymoon destination.”
Just yesterday, she had scolded him at the beach for talking nonsense, yet he was persistent. Da Jung quickly licked her greasy lips.
“That again? What honeymoon?”
Brushing off the comment, Jung Hyuk readily agreed.
“Alright, let’s skip that. How about this fall?”
“For what?”
“Our wedding, of course.”
Da Jung blinked in confusion. This man always seemed to act without warning.
“Why would I marry you, Jung Hyuk? You’re supposed to marry Director Oh Hyuna.”
“That’s off.”
Da Jung’s mind went blank for a moment. She barely managed to speak.
“…Don’t tell me it’s because of me.”
“Why not?”
Calmly retorting, Jung Hyuk offered her a piece of steak, which Da Jung stared at before quickly turning back to him.
“No, don’t do that! Marry Director Oh.”
At that point, even the composed Jung Hyuk started to show cracks. Setting down the rejected steak, he crossed his arms in discontent.
“I told you I like you. It’s our fourth day together. And you want me to marry another woman? I’m going to marry you.”
“That’s ridiculous! You decided to call off the wedding on your own, thought of the honeymoon yourself, and now this wedding talk? I never agreed to any of it.”
“So, you’re rejecting my proposal?”
Jung Hyuk’s expression soured. Da Jung couldn’t help but laugh in disbelief.
“A proposal? Who proposes without a ring?”
“Why do I need a ring? My face is a diamond.”
“Really?”
His unfounded confidence left her speechless. The problem was, it wasn’t baseless confidence. If asked to choose between a diamond and Jung Hyuk, she might actually have to think.
“If I give you a ring, will you accept?”
“No, that’s not the point! It’s just not typical.”
Da Jung waved her hands frantically. The situation was too much. Eventually, she stopped eating and resorted to gulping down wine to soothe her agitation.
Da Jung couldn’t help but let out feeble laughs, her eyes half-closed.
“Can I even say something like that?”
Focusing intently on Da Jung, Jung Hyuk asked,
“What are you talking about?”
At 2 PM, in a relaxed atmosphere, Jung Hyuk awoke on the sofa, rubbing his dry face. Sitting up, he gazed at the distant sea visible from the terrace. His eyes, heavy from fatigue, observed the picturesque scene without much emotion.
He pondered why he felt so drained from the trip, and suddenly, he realized something important. Relieved, he saw Siwoo, peacefully asleep beside him. Siwoo had energetically splashed in the pool all morning and had fallen into this state right after lunch.
Jung Hyuk watched his son with a peaceful gaze. Siwoo’s cheeks, flattened against the cushion, looked adorably mochi-like. Even the drool trickling from his slightly open mouth seemed endearing.
The reason for staying indoors was twofold: Siwoo’s recent illness and Yoo Da Jung’s exhaustion. She had been lethargic all morning, so Jung Hyuk let her rest.
Enjoying a peaceful nap was a luxury, but he couldn’t relax fully, always alert for his son and Da Jung. He understood the weight of being a family man.
Carefully not to wake Siwoo, he went to check on Da Jung in the bedroom. She was still asleep, just as he had left her.
After ensuring she was resting well, he turned to leave, only to find Siwoo awake, peeking over the sofa back. Picking him up, Jung Hyuk took Siwoo to the dining room, set him on a chair, and served him a glass of water with vitamins, as advised by the doctor.
While Siwoo drank, Jung Hyuk prepared a snack. This silent routine had become a natural part of their life.
At 3 PM, someone knocked on the door. Jung Hyuk, having just dressed Siwoo, walked to the door and opened it to find a couple in matching outfits, looking blissful like newlyweds.
“Did you rest well? How’s Da Jung?” Junho asked, but Jung Hyuk’s attention quickly shifted to Soli.
“Bae Soli, please take care of him,” he requested, referring to Siwoo.
“Don’t worry. I practically raised half of Siwoo,” Soli reassured with a smile, reaching out to Siwoo.
“Siwoo, do you want to go to the dinosaur museum with Auntie?”
“A dinosaur… Tyrannosaurus?” Siwoo’s eyes lit up.
After waving goodbye to Jung Hyuk, Siwoo eagerly set off with Soli.
Leaning against the doorframe, Jung Hyuk watched their car drive away with a calm gaze.
Da Jung woke up as dusk set in, feeling rejuvenated. Rising from the bed, she thought of Siwoo first.
“Siwoo…?” she called out, heading to the living room. Siwoo was nowhere in sight, but she noticed the room service-laden table.
“You’re awake?” Jung Hyuk’s voice came from behind, and his arms encircled her waist, turning her around.
Startled, she pushed against his chest to maintain some distance.
“…Where’s Siwoo?”
“With Bae Soli, at the dinosaur museum.”
“Dinosaurs… At this hour?” Da Jung looked toward the terrace. It was already dark; they should have been back by now.
Jung Hyuk gently led her to the sofa table.
“They might eat dinner and come back later.”
He was lying. Siwoo was scheduled to spend the night at his aunt’s place.
“Eat,” he encouraged Da Jung to sit on the sofa and start eating. She was amazed at the lavish spread.
“All this for me?”
“For Yoo Da Jung, in case you were hungry.”
He had ordered a variety of dishes and beverages, including candles, a flower basket, cream cake, cheese, various finger foods, wine, steak, pasta, and seafood dishes. Hungry after sleeping all day, Da Jung’s appetite surged.
“Have you thought about it?” Jung Hyuk asked as Da Jung took a bite of Vongole pasta.
“About what?”
“Our honeymoon destination.”
Laughing off his persistence, she watched as he smoothly changed the subject.
“Then let’s skip that. How about this fall?”
“For what?”
“Our wedding, of course.”
Da Jung was dumbfounded. Jung Hyuk was unpredictable.
“Why would I marry you? Weren’t you supposed to marry Director Oh Hyuna?”
“That’s been called off.”
Da Jung’s mind went blank for a moment. Jung Hyuk offered her a piece of steak, but she declined.
“No, please marry Director Oh.”
Jung Hyuk sighed, his demeanor changing. Frustrated, he crossed his arms.
“I told you I like you. It’s been four days. And now you’re saying I should marry another woman? I want to marry you.”
“That’s ridiculous. Today’s just day one for you, and breaking off your engagement was your decision. I never agreed to any of this.”
“So
“Hey! Cha Jung Hyuk! You’re going to get a big scolding from me! Just you wait and see!”
She threatened him, even brandishing her fist.
Watching this unexpected behavior, Jung Hyuk rubbed his chin in worry.
It seemed like the effect of a puppy’s love.
Da Jung, who had been threatening with her fist, suddenly burst into giggles. Then, clapping her hands to her mouth, she shouted cheerfully.
“Try to catch me―right now!”
Laughing heartily, Da Jung started running around the living room.
Jung Hyuk, looking somewhat shocked, held his chin and pondered seriously.
Where had it all started to go wrong?
Still, he thought… maybe he should just try to catch her.
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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