“I know she’s his childhood friend and all, but don’t you think this is a bit much?” MinJi asked.

Ever since that incident at the dinner party, you and MinJi have grown closer. She was now one of your closest friends that you trusted with almost everything. You two were enjoying lunch together at a nearby café when Jieun was suddenly brought into the conversation.

You shrugged, swirling your straw in your drink. “I don’t see what’s so wrong about it.”

“She’s always been around him for the past two weeks she’s been back!” MinJi pointed out. “If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought he was dating her.”

“MinJi-ah.” You warned.

She held up her hands, “I’m sorry, but that’s what it looks like from my point of view.”

“They haven’t seen each other in years; of course they’ll be spending more time with each other for a while. I’d probably do the same.”

“She was all over him! Hugging his arm, linking arms, stuff you haven’t even done with him yet!”

People began paying a little more attention at the loud black-haired girl. MinJi gave them a sheepish look and quieted down.

“Why are you defending him?” She asked, this time much quieter.

“What do you mean, defending him?” You questioned. “He hasn’t done anything wrong yet.”

“Yet.” She repeated.

You rolled your eyes. “Why are you so against Howon hanging out with other girls other than me?”

“It’s not like I’m against it or anyt