“Oh no…” Myungsoo stared at the girl in front of him in shock.

“Well,” Sarang said to him. “I guess the side effects aren’t gone yet.”

“What kind of life is this? All I do every day is sit here and do work!” Seolhyun slammed her palm onto her desk as she stood up, which made Myungsoo flinch in surprise. “I believe that my life is worth more than this and that I have better things to do than to just sit here and work, work, work every single day!”

Seolhyun continued shouting out all of her opinions while Myungsoo backed away from her on his rolling chair by pushing the floor with his feet. “Sarang…” He turned to the girl next to him who was the culprit of this change in Seolhyun’s personality. “…when will she go back to the way she was?”

Sarang shrugged as her answer. “I already told you. I don’t know,” she replied. “It will most likely go away in a few days, so we just have to wait.”

Myungsoo nodded before slowly moving back towards his computer. He still flinched every now and then when Seolhyun suddenly raised her voice, but it wasn’t as frequent as the day before when she first became like that. And that was good news since he still had a lot of work to do, and he didn’t want to be on edge for whenever Seolhyun would have another outburst.

Suddenly, the door to the office burst opened, revealing a smiling man with light brown hair—dyed of course—who was wearing a dark blue suit with a red tie hanging around his neck. “Hey guys! I’m back~” he said enthusiastically.

Everyone stopped what they were doing and turned towards him. “Oh, it’s just you Sunwoong,” someone said.

At that statement, everyone immediately went back to what they were doing and the man, Sunwoong, was left standing there with a pout. “You guys aren’t happy that I’m back?!” he said with disbelief and slight disappointment evident in his voice.

“Sunwoong!” Mr. Kang said. His expression was stern as he came out of his office. “Please speak in a more respectful and quiet way. We are trying to work here!”

“Yes sir.” Sunwoong’s pout disappeared as he immediately bowed 90 degrees before apologizing. “I’m sorry, sir.”

He then bowed once more before walking over to his cubicle, which was right next to Seolhyun and across from Sarang, and sitting down. As soon as he sat down in his chair, he noticed the unfamiliar girl sitting in front of him.

“Um… who are you?” he asked with furrowed eyebrows. “Did you just start working here since I have never seen you around before?”

Sarang nodded and gave him a friendly smile. “Yes, I’m a new worker here,” she replied.

“Oh~,” he said while nodding. “So I was right.” He then returned the smile and started to introduce himself.

“Hi, I’m Lee Sunwoong. I just came back from my Jeju vacation which explains why you probably have never seen me before until now. Oh, and also…” He looked over at Seolhyun. “…I’m a man that is in an unrequited love at the moment, and I’m trying very hard to win over a girl who is very close to falling for me right now.”

Sarang looked over at Seolhyun, who seemed to be blushing with hints of pink on her cheeks, and then back at Sunwoong who was smiling as he stared at her. Well, it seems like Myungsoo has competition, she thought to herself.

She then bowed a little before telling him her name. “Hello, I’m Choi Sarang, and I’m your new coworker. Please take care of me~” She gave him another small bow before turning towards Myungsoo.

“Myungsoo, why didn’t you tell me that there’s another man chasing after Seolhyun’s heart,” she whispered.

Myungsoo looked at Sunwoong and sighed. “It’s because I don’t like to talk about him,” he replied.

She was about to ask why when Sunwoong suddenly pointed a finger at Myungsoo. “Wait, you!” he said out of nowhere. “Who are you? Are you also a newbie?”

Myungsoo was taken aback by the sudden flow of questions heading his way and grew flustered. “I-It’s me. K-Kim M-Myungsoo.”

Sunwoong’s eyes widened at his reply. “You are?” he said in disbelief.

He then started examining Myungsoo’s face and also his different fashion choice. The Myungsoo he knew from before wore some pretty hideous suits—no offense to him—but now his suit was looking on point. This made him wonder how a person can change their fashion taste in only a week after not seeing them.

Myungsoo grew even more flustered from seeing Sunwoong examine him, and he looked down at the floor to escape his stares. “Wow…” Sunwoong’s mouth was agape. “…you changed so much. I’ve only been gone for a week and yet there’s a newbie in our department, Myungsoo’s appearance has changed drastically, and—“

“I can’t take it anymore!” Seolhyun shouted as she stood up from her seat. “Why are you always so blunt about your feeling for me? I believe that a woman does not have to have a man chase after her in a way that even the whole department knows about it!”

“And also, bringing something like that up in an introduction to a person that you have just met is embarrassing! Why would they even want to know if you’re chasing after someone or not?!”

Seolhyun continued shouting at Sunwoong as he just sat there, not believing what he was seeing.

“Umm…” Myungsoo looked at Sunwoong, who was frozen at the moment with his eyes never straying away from the yelling Park Seolhyun in front of him. “…do you think that he will be okay?”

He turned towards Sarang and saw her nodding. “Yeah, he will be fine,” she replied. “He’s probably a little shocked since he was not expecting for Seolhyun to act like that in front of him, but he will be fine.”

Myungsoo nodded unsurely before turning back towards Sunwoong, who still had the same shocked expression on his face as he had a few minutes ago.

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Myungsoo woke up the next morning to find the mattress next to him empty with his ‘love counselor’ nowhere in sight. “Where in the world did she go?” he asked to himself.

After looking around his room for a few minutes, he shrugged and headed for the bathroom. He was dragging his feet the whole way, still not completely awake, as he walked to the bathroom. As soon as he stood in the mirror and opened his eyes, he was greeted with a bright yellow sticky note that was resting on his forehead.

“What the…” He picked the sticky note off of his forehead and read the neat words written on it. “Meet me at the rooftop,” he read out loud.

He looked at the note with squinted eyes that were still slightly confused, before throwing the note into the small trash can next to the sink. Then, after he brushed his teeth and washed his face, he headed for the rooftop without even bothering to change out of his pajamas—which was just a grey short sleeve t-shirt and black sweatpants.

When he was out of the front door to his apartment, he went over to the stairs that would lead up to the rooftop since, for some reason, the elevator just didn’t go all the way up to the top of the building.

As he walked up the stairs, he suddenly remembered a time when Sarang was still in her cat form.

Flashback

“Ah…” Myungsoo breathed out and saw his breath in the air before shivering while rubbing his hands. “It’s so cold out here.”

“Meow”

“I know, we should have just stayed in our apartment or something,” he said. “But I think that watching the city lights from up here will look way better than from behind the window.” He looked down at his cat that was sitting next to him. “Don’t you agree?”

He saw his cat pause for a moment to think before nodding her head.

Myungsoo smiled before turning back to face the city in front of him. “It’s really pretty from up here, isn’t it?”

“Meow”

Myungsoo smiled again before looking back down at his cat, only to see her shivering a little. “Sarang,” he said in alarm. “Are you cold?”

Sarang shook her head as she tried to control her shivering.

“But you clearly are!” he said. He then ped his jacket before picking her up and placing her inside. After that, he proceeded to carefully zip up his jacket, making sure that her fur wouldn’t get caught and that her head was still sticking out, before hugging her close to his chest. “When you’re cold, just tell me. You don’t need to deny it.”

He looked down at her and gave her an affectionate smile. For a moment, he thought that he saw her smiling back at him, but that thought quickly escaped his mind when he heard her ‘meow.’

“O-Oh, yeah… it is beautiful,” he said as he snapped out of his daze.

He looked back up at the scene of the lit up city of Seoul and continued to gaze at it, with Sarang still in his embrace.

 

A small smile formed on his face at the memory. When Sarang was a cat, he remembered always taking her up to the rooftop since it was his favorite hideout. Whenever he felt stressed, sad, or even happy, he would always go to the rooftop and look down at the city. For some reason, it comforted him to know that when he looked down, there were always people going about with their own lives.

It made him feel like he wasn’t alone and ever since he found Sarang, that feeling became even stronger. He didn’t feel as lonely anymore about living away from his family, didn’t feel as stressed out when something goes wrong at work, or even as sad when he felt like everything in the world was going against him.

It was amazing now that he thought about it. Amazing how she was always there to comfort him during times when he needed it the most. He also felt a little happy now that he realized that Sarang wasn’t a cat anymore, but a human.

Well—in a more accurate way to put it—she was a C.A.I.L, but she looks like a human and is in human form, so that pretty much makes her a human in his eyes. He then continued up the stairs, happy to know that she still remembers this place.

When he finally reached the top of the stairs and opened the door that lead to the rooftop, he saw Sarang sitting on the short, but wide and long table that they always sat on when they came up there. Since the day that he moved into his apartment, he always went up to the rooftop and expected for someone else to be there, but that never happened and he wondered why.

He thought that maybe other people who lived in the building were just too busy to go up and enjoy the space and scenery, but he stopped questioning it after some time—mostly due to the fact that he was just glad and grateful that nobody came up there except for Sarang and himself.

“Sarang,” he called.

Sarang turned around and faced him. “Oh, you’re finally here,” she said. She then went over to him and pulled him over to sit on the table. “Now that I know that Sunwoong is in the picture and is also competing for Seolhyun’s heart, I think that we need to step up our game a bit.”

Myungsoo sat down, and saw her pulling something out of her bag. “Here…” She handed him a book. “This book has everything you need to know about women and their unreadable minds. It would really help if you read the whole thing.”

Myungsoo flipped through the book and skimmed through it. “If I read this, will it help me win over Seolhyun?” he asked.

Sarang shrugged. “Depends on if you memorize it and understand it or not,” she answered.

Myungsoo looked at the many questions and answers in the book; all of which looked pretty confusing to him. “Will this really help me win her over?” he asked again, more skeptical this time.

“Of course, this book is guaranteed to work on any girl,” she replied. She then took a seat next to him on the table. “For example, let’s act out a scenario where the girl asks you why you love her.”

Myungsoo furrowed his eyebrows. “Really? The girl will ask me that?” he said in surprise.

Sarang nodded. “Of course, it’s a pretty common question for a girl to ask that,” she said. “And you have to know how to answer correctly when she does.” She then got into character before looking at him. “Myungsoo-ah… why do you love me?” she asked him in a sweet, but curious voice.

Myungsoo blushed from her sentence, and he could feel his heart rate increasing a little. He wasn’t used to girls acting all cute around him, and this was actually the first time that a girl ever did try to act cute around him. He wasn’t used to it at all and he couldn’t help but to blush when seeing Sarang act cute.

But for some reason, he didn’t hate it. The only thing that he didn’t like about it was that he couldn’t control his fast beating heart nor could he control his facial expressions. Also, her slight head tilt to the side didn’t help since it only made her look cuter and his face even redder.

“Myungsoo,” she called, back in her regular voice.

He snapped out of his daze and looked up at her. He then saw her gesture for him to answer the question and he finally remembered what he was supposed to do.

“Oh, right! Uh…” Myungsoo flipped through the book and found the question with the tip below it on how to answer the question. “Um… because you’re beautiful and make my heart skip-a-beat?” he answered in a way that was more like a question.

“Myungsoo,” Sarang said as she broke out of character. “That was a bad answer.”

“W-What? How? The book told me to answer like that.”

“Well, even though you read it, your answer is still lacking. First, you weren’t specific enough; second, you didn’t sound sincere; and third, you didn’t sound confident.”

Myungsoo pouted. “Then how should I answer the question?” he asked.

“If you want to answer this question correctly then first talk about what you like in her appearance, then go onto her personality and what/how she makes you feel,” she said. “Your answer was pretty close, but it wasn’t good enough to satisfy the girl.”

Myungsoo continued pouting. “But this is too hard,” he whined.

“It’s not when you understand how to answer,” she said. “Just be truthful. If you’re truthful then the answer will just come out naturally.”

Myungsoo nodded in understanding as Sarang stood up again. “Alright, now onto the next thing on the to-do list for today.”

“Wait, there’s more?”

She nodded in response. “Yup, now that I found out about Sunwoong and his feelings towards Seolhyun, I think that we should step up our game a little,” she said. “So the next step is to work on your confidence. A girl likes a man that is confident, but at the same time is humble. And since you have the latter, all you need now is confidence since you are really lacking in that aspect.”

Myungsoo pouted again. “But you know that I can’t be confident around Seolhyun…” he muttered.

Sarang let out a sigh. “Myungsoo, that’s totally the opposite of being confident right there,” she pointed out. “Also, you don’t have to be super confident. You just have to be confident enough to talk with her without stuttering too much or being too shy to even continue talking with her.”

He frowned and started looking dejected. “And how am I going to do that?” he questioned. “Seolhyun is a goddess, so of course it’s hard to talk to her. If a goddess was talking to you, wouldn’t you also not be able to say anything?”

Sarang thought about it. “Maybe,” she replied. “But I never met a goddess, so who knows.”

His eyes widened at her. “Never met a goddess?” he asked in disbelief and shock. “How can you say that when you have already met Seolhyun?”

She shrugged in response. “I guess she’s more of a goddess in your eyes than mine.”

“That doesn’t make sense. Seolhyun is a goddess in everyone’s eyes. She’s perfect in every single way. She’s so perfect that she doesn’t even belong on this Earth and instead, should belong in heaven. There’s no bad side to her and I bet that even her farts would smell heavenly.”

Sarang had to hold back a laugh as she watched him daydream about Seolhyun with that same goofy, love-struck expression. “I guess that cupid shot him really hard in the ,” she said to herself, nearly bursting out into laughter.

Myungsoo didn’t hear her comment though, and continued daydreaming without a single care in the world. This made her shake her head with an amused expression on her face from seeing that he was already falling deep into his daydreaming session.

“Hey, Earth to Kim Myungsoo.” She snapped her finger in front of his face and shook his shoulder to bring him back to reality. “You can continue daydreaming about your love for Seolhyun after we finish with our schedule for today.”

He finally snapped out of his daydream and stared at her in confusion. “What schedule?” he asked.

She smiled, but he couldn’t help but to notice that it looked slightly mischievous. “A schedule that can help you build up confidence to talk to girls,” she answered.

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“Hello,” a girl greeted.

“H-Hello,” Myungsoo said in reply.

He found out a few minutes ago that Sarang’s ‘schedule’ for him was to actually go on blind dates. Yes, blind dates as in plural. She had already planned over 10 blind dates for him in one day, and he didn’t even know how he was going to go through all of them in such a short amount of time.

The girl sat in the chair across from him and ordered a drink since they were in a café. She then turned back towards him and smiled. “It’s nice to meet you. My name is Han Haewon. What’s your name?”

“U-Um… m-my name is K-Kim Myungsoo,” he managed to say.

The girl continued to smile at him. “It’s nice to meet you, Kim Myungsoo-ssi.”

“I-It’s nice to m-meet you too.”

Sarang shook her head as she watched them. She was sitting at the table behind the girl, which was a very good idea since she could clearly see Myungsoo and he could clearly see her while the girl couldn’t even see her at all unless she turns around. She then quickly scribbled some words onto the white, blank paper in her notebook before raising it up.

Myungsoo looked up and saw her holding up her notebook with the sentence, “Stop Stuttering!” on it. He then nodded and tried to stop himself from stuttering as Sarang face palmed herself from his action.

“I can’t believe that he just nodded at me with his blind date right in front of him,” she muttered as she slowly shook her head in disbelief.

Haewon, his blind date, furrowed her eyebrows when she saw him nodding to someone. “Who are you nodding to?” she asked as she turned around.

Sarang saw her turn around and quickly pretended to draw in her notebook while casually sipping on her drink.

“I wasn’t nodding towards anyone,” Myungsoo denied, somehow managing to stop stuttering this time.

Haewon turned back towards him before nodding. “Oh, sorry. I just thought that you were,” she apologized.

“I-It’s okay,” he stuttered again. He then scolded himself when he noticed that his stutters had come back.

“So… what’s your hobby?” the girl asked to start a conversation.

“U-Um…” He took a moment to think. “I-I like to watch movies a-and… um… I-I l-like to take p-pictures.”

“Oh, so you’re a photographer.”

“N-Not really. I-It’s just my h-hobby.”

“Oh…” the girl nodded in understanding.

Something then caught his eyes and he looked up to see another note directed towards him. “Seriously, STOP STUTTERING,” Sarang’s notebook said. Myungsoo nodded again, but he was lucky that this time his blind date didn’t notice it.

“So… what do you think about me?” she suddenly said.

Myungsoo widened his eyes and looked at her in shock. “W-Wait, are you a-asking me why I-I love y-you?”

Sarang heard his question and wanted to smash her head against the wall. I don’t… I don’t even know what to say to that. She let out a sigh before dropping her head onto the table, not even knowing if she was angry, frustrated, or what since it felt like all of those emotions were coming at once from Myungsoo’s very stupid question.

The girl didn’t say anything for a minute before giggling. “You’re cute,” she said. “But truthfully, I think that it’s a little too early to say ‘love’ at the moment. But seriously, that question was actually really cute.”

Sarang’s head shot up and she stared at the girl in surprise. She said that his question was cute. She even said that he was cute! she thought as a smile grew on her face. She was extremely happy that the girl didn’t find his question weird or something, since that would already mean that this blind date had come to a fail.

The blind date then went on successfully, with the girl leaving her number behind. “Myungsoo~” Sarang said as she ran over to him with a big smile. “You did it! I can’t believe that you did it, but you did it!”

“Did what?” he asked.

“You got her number!” she replied. “That meant that the date went well.” She then continued smiling at him. “You did so well, Myungsoo. I’m so proud of you!”

She then proceeded to pat his back, which made him furrow his eyebrows. “You’re acting like my mother when she’s praising me for doing something good,” he said. “And that’s very weird.”

Sarang ignored his comment and continued smiling like an idiot to herself. She couldn’t believe that the date went well, but was beyond happy to know that it did.

Myungsoo stared at her before sitting down again. They then talked to each other to pass time with him daring to pull a prank on her by poking her cheek a few times when she unknowingly turned around, and her getting revenge by discreetly placing a fake cockroach on the edge of his drink, causing for him to scream in horror when he saw it at the corner of his eye.

Yeah, she was serious when it came to revenge. But she felt bad after, so she offered to pay for the drinks, which instantly made him happy again. He loved it whenever someone paid for his drinks and it nearly made him forget about the cockroach prank that she had just pulled on him, but then she did the cheek poking thing when he turned around.

This girl and her pranks, he thought.

10 minutes of pranks later, another one of his blind dates came in. It continued like that for the rest of the day as he continued to drink coffee, talk, and practice some social skills with the girls before they left with 10 minute intervals between each of them—more if they arrive late, but it just meant that he had more time to rest and talk to Sarang in between.

Also, yay for him, he won the prank war between him and Sarang. He didn’t know how he did it, but he did. He didn’t want to question it, and instead decided to enjoy the sweet taste of victory as Sarang gave him the honorary, imagined up crown from winning the war.

It was already 10:00 at night when he finished his last blind date as another girl left her number before leaving. “Woah, that’s the 2nd phone number that you received today,” Sarang said in amazement. “That’s a lot considering that I only expected for you to have at most one phone number.”

“I’m surprised too. I didn’t expect to even get someone’s phone number,” he admitted.

She then went over to him and patted him on the back. “Then I guess both of our expectations were exceeded, huh,” she said. “Also, by the time that you got to your last blind date, your stuttering had toned down a bit and there were even some occasions where you started the topic. That’s a lot of improvement compared to when you started.”

“Yeah, I guess there was some improvement,” he said. “But I never knew until now that blind dates were this tiring, and I even had to go through 16 of them.”

Sarang nodded before asking him a question. “So did anyone catch your eye?” she asked out of curiosity.

“No,” he answered.

Sarang nodded as a playful smile formed on her face. “Oh~, it’s because Seolhyun was all that you could think about, right?” she teased.

Myungsoo was caught off guard by what she said. The whole time that he was on the blind date he hadn’t thought about Seolhyun even once. All that he could think about was that he wanted to get the date over with quickly so that Sarang would come back over to his table and talk to him.

At first, he didn’t understand why he was thinking like that, but then he remembered that he was always used to her presence when she was a cat—and he was also looking forward to proceed with his planned prank on her. It only made sense for him to still want her presence since she—even though she was now a human—was still his Scottish fold cat that he liked to spend time with.

“Let’s go home now,” she said. “I’m tired of having to supervise your blind dates.”

They then headed out of the café and started walking towards home.

As they were walking, Sarang suddenly looked up at him and said, “Myungsoo, I have to do something. Can you wait for a minute?”

Myungsoo stopped walking and looked at her with a confused expression. “What do you have to do?” he asked.

“Just something,” she replied. “Wait for me!” She then ran over to a dark alley, and disappeared into the shadows.

“Yah!” he shouted. “It’s dangerous for you to go in there alone!” He waited for a reply, but didn’t hear one. He then contemplated over whether he should go after her or not since he was worried that something might happen to her.

It was dark after all and she went into an alley where it seemed even darker. She was a girl—well, actually, she’s a cat turned girl that is in actuality a C.A.I.L that is pretty much not human (he wasn’t sure if he would ever be used to this)—but she was still a girl nonetheless, no matter how complicated her identity was.

Just before Myungsoo was about to go after her, she finally came out of the alley and stood next to him. “Let’s head home now,” she said.

Myungsoo furrowed his eyebrows at her. “What were you doing in there?” he asked.

“Nothing,” she replied. “Let’s just head home now. I’m tired.”

She then started walking, and it didn’t seem like she had any intention of answering his question. He was then about to ask again when a man that looked around his age walked up and smiled at her. “You look cute,” the man said. He smiled flirtatiously at her and eyed her from head-to-toe. “How about you come with me and we can go play?”

The man was about to grab her arm when she quickly dodged him and went behind Myungsoo for cover. “I’m sorry, but I have a boyfriend,” she said.

Myungsoo looked at her in surprise as he pointed at himself. “Wait… me?”

Sarang nodded. “Yes you,” she said. She then looked back at the man again. “And he’s going to beat you up since you tried to take me away from him.”

Myungsoo widened his eyes as he also looked at the man. He saw the man squinting at him before scoffing. “You’re her boyfriend?” the man asked.

Myungsoo didn’t know how to answer and panicked. “U-Uh… um…”

“And you’re going to beat me up for trying to take her away?” The man raised an eyebrow at him.

“No!” he replied, a little too quickly for Sarang’s liking. “N-No, of course not! You can take her. You can totally take her. You can go out and go sing karaoke with her or something; I’ll even come along. I’m all up for a karaoke night outing.”

Sarang looked up at him in disbelief. “What?! Are you giving me away right now?”

Myungsoo didn’t know what to say and looked at her apologetically. “Sorry…” he said in a quiet voice. “I just don’t want any trouble.”

“And because of that you’re going to give me away?”

“I’m not giving you away,” he said. “I’m planning to come with you guys. We can like hang out or something with the three of us. I’m sure that he wouldn’t mind. Maybe we’ll even end up becoming friends.”

Sarang looked at him with agape. She couldn’t believe that he wanted to ‘hang out’ together with a guy that neither of them knew, and actually wanted to be friends with him despite the man clearly showing signs that he was dangerous.

Suddenly, there was a puff of smoke which caught Myungsoo’s attention. He was then extremely surprised when the man they had just encountered completely disappeared, with no trace of him left behind.

“W-Where did he go?” Myungsoo asked as he kept turning his head left and right to find the man while in a state of confusion.

“He’s gone,” she replied.

“W-What?” He furrowed his eyebrows, still confused out of his mine at what just happened. “What do you mean that he’s gone?”

“He’s an item of mine,” she answered. She then rummaged through her bag before pulling out a doll that looked a lot like the man from before. “This is him.”

“W-What…” He looked at the doll in front of him while trying to process everything in his mind.

“I have two of him, and I just used one to see if you could protect me or not. That’s why I went into the alley, so that I could activate him without you knowing,” she explained. “I was planning on doing this again and let you heroically protect Seolhyun when he hits on her instead, but from what I just saw I think that the plan might go down the drain.”

“S-So… I was supposed to… protect you?” he asked as he pointed a finger at her.

“Yes,” she replied. “When something like this happens, you’re supposed to protect the girl. So if this happens to Seolhyun and you’re around to see it, you would protect her, right?”

“O-Of course!”

“Yup, that’s what I’m looking for,” she said. She then let out a sigh. “But we just used up one doll. I thought that you would somehow protect me so that I could watch you to see how you can improve and look even more cool and heroic when you protect Seolhyun instead, but you didn’t even protect me at all. That kind of hurts you know.”

He rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. “Sorry about that…” he said. “I just really didn’t want to get beat up.”

“It’s okay. There’s no need to be sorry,” she said. “But since you did terrible just now, we have to practice to make you look cooler when you’re protecting her.”

He looked at her in surprise. “P-Practice?”

She nodded. “Yes, practice,” she replied. “Now let’s go home quick. We have to practice as much as possible so that you can ‘protect’ her tomorrow.”

“B-But why tomorrow?” he asked. “C-Can’t we pick another day instead?”

“Nope, we only have less than a year to complete our mission,” she said. “It’s better to tackle it now rather than waiting until later. Time goes by really fast you know.” She then grabbed his arm. “So let’s quickly go home and practice.”

She started running while still holding his arm, causing for him to have no choice but to run with her. 

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Congrats to Myungsoo for winning the prank war and doing quite well on his blind dates! *applause* I believe that he has achieved quite a lot this chapter, and I hope that you guys also enjoyed reading his experience with blind dates.^^

And I'm so sorry that this story is updating really slowly, but I'm not a fast writer and sometimes it takes a long time for me to think of an idea and convey it into a chapter. I hope that you guys can understand, but you can scold me as much as you want. ^ ^;

But I hope that you guys liked the chapter and remember to have an amazing weekend! (Hopefully you guys aren't stressing about going back to school next week like I am :P)