Poor Eunpa, let me drive you home, sweet heart. (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
Shin is really bad at fighting. Have neither the urge nor intent to kill his foe.
These two are the same. Everything is just about sex and nasty words. Both are staying at the other's bad side. MC is still adamant at saying "only your body" crap, he should have said "It may start that way, but now I like everything about you."
I would not come to that wedding if I were him. Who knows what the groom would do, he might humiliate his gay bro in front of the wedding guests.
Their boner are crying, unsatisfied with just tongue rolling.
Nah, she will neither recover her memories nor love the MC anymore. That's a proper life punishment to MC for being such a hypocrite. There is a reason certain villains must be annihilated, and yet MC carelessly lets them live.
Dude, he was driving! For god sake, stop bothering him, one evil spirit's mischief, and you both will die of traffic accident. Geez...
They remind me of a song: "You are my sun, my moon and all my stars"
Experienced partner would lick it clean instead of using tissue. Newbie mistake.
I'm confused with the timing of the scenes. It moves back and forth.
If you check author's X account, there are pictures of Taesun and Geumryang plushies. ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
Nahhhh, I would have just ignored the buzz if I were him. If your 'friend' is willing to even kiss you, the ship has already sailed.
He could have said "OUR child".
And then Chase be like, "our?".
"Yes, our child".
He can message him, "I never forget that first time". It's like passing the 'overthinking ball' to him.
All of this, if MC doesn't kill her, it will be very, very disappointing.
I still don't understand how 2 bottoms and 1 top going to last. If 2 tops can penetrate together, but 1 top only has 1 dih. If one of the bottom is a vers, that will help a lot.
This is just stupid. That bodyguard is an idiot, he stood exactly next to her. He could have tackled her or swiped her hand in a flash, but what did he do? Moved away from her into the line of shot.















