“Well, it’s his wedding, so of course Siyun would come and share the news.”
Inside the club, everyone was eagerly waiting for Siyun to arrive.
Most of the people who had gathered early were those who spent their parents’ money without much to do.
Every time they gathered, there were some who conveyed various sordid news: someone prevented a sibling quarrel from escalating by giving money, there was a family where a fight broke out but was endured, and even a house where someone had an affair but kept it hidden. These were contents one might see in a securities ‘gossip’ section, but unlike the often baseless rumors in the ‘gossip,’ the stories circulating in Club Five were speculative but generally accurate.
In this atmosphere, Siyun’s marriage was being discussed.
“Siyun Kim has already filed for marriage in the U.S. and plans to live together with us. After returning to Seoul, they will have a formal wedding.”
Even before the person involved personally announced the marriage news, some were already eagerly discussing Siyun’s story.
Among them was KBN Reporter Yoo Siyeon. Although she wasn’t in the top 5%, she had participated in a few gatherings due to her friendship with H.O. Group’s Somin.
To become an elite member, she became a source of news for the entertainment industry for this group.
Since their early years attending an English kindergarten together, Somin and Yoo had become close. They weren’t friends who shared their hearts and relied on each other, but given how they grew up supporting each other, it was difficult to make true friends as they were brought up with a more refined upbringing.
Nevertheless, due to the need for such friendships, they became friends. Regardless of how it started, they had areas where they got along quite well.
When targeting someone to gossip about, when someone wasn’t liked and wanted to teach them a lesson, they were a perfect match in these situations.
Every time the club’s door opened, people turned their gaze toward the door to see if Siyun, today’s protagonist, was entering.
However, the one who entered this time was Somin.
“Long time no see! You returned last month, so why show up only now?”
Somin greeted everyone energetically, matching her cheek to the faces of those whose eyes met hers.
“Our elders told you not to wander around unnecessarily, right? How daring. You should adapt to their preferences.”
“Yes, well done. That way, your credit cards won’t be cut off.”
Similar situations gathered, and similar-level stories were being chatted about.
They were children of well-known households in Korea, who had even studied abroad, but upon entering Korea, they hadn’t managed to establish themselves independently and were living off their parents’ and grandparents’ wealth.
“Anyway, once some time passes, everything will be ours. Why are you so upset? I don’t know.”
In response to someone’s words, they nodded in agreement. Yoo, who was sitting at the table, raised her hand towards Somin.
“Hosomin!”
“My soulmate!”
Somin and Yoo, as if to show those around them, embraced each other overly enthusiastically.
“Yeah, are you trying to show off that you’re best friends?”
Somin, pretending to be particularly delighted, sat next to Yoo. At that moment, someone asked Somin about Siyun’s recent situation.
“Somin, you said you met Taehan Kim Siyun in the U.S. not too long ago.”
He leaked some information about contracts and money to Byungjoon, but ultimately, it was after hearing that Byungjoon hadn’t learned anything from Siyun that he spoke. Somin understood the flow of the conversation.
“Did you hear the news that Taehan Kim Siyun is getting married too?”
At those words, Somin’s mouth dropped open. People looked at Somin’s face and made a sympathetic expression, as if they didn’t know about this news either and were curious how she had been. Undeterred by this atmosphere, Somin responded.
“Is it true that they will have the wedding in Seoul?”
Wondering if Somin knew something, everyone’s attention turned to Somin. However, Somin, realizing that she had control of the conversation, didn’t easily open her mouth and paused.
“Siyun oppa is too much, even if he gets married.”
Without saying anything straightforward, when Yoo quietly asked Somin, “Why? Did you hear something?”
“Looking at everyone’s expressions, it seems like nobody knows anything.”
“If you know, tell us. Don’t act all high and mighty.”
“Yeah, he hasn’t revealed whose child he is. Do you know anything?”
Somin concluded her assessment of the atmosphere.
‘I heard about the marriage, but I don’t even know who it is or whose child it is.’
This meant that the situation in the U.S. was not different from what he intended to do with Choe Miju by any means. Somin’s suspicions began to take shape.
Somin crossed one leg, throwing out a single disdainful remark.
“Do our elders really have to force us to marry?”
Although it was a muttered remark, she spoke each word with a rhythm, as if everyone should listen. Then, at the end, she let out a light sigh, as if it were regrettable.
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
