Sunwoo let out a deep breath, his shoulders heaving. Even though he didn’t show it, he was quite tense.

Kang Jinwook quietly observed Sunwoo. Perhaps it was because it had been a while since he’d thought of the past, but he couldn’t help but notice how different Sunwoo looked now compared to back then.

Come to think of it, even after Sunwoo became an adult, he was still a very different person from the child he used to know.

When he was young, Sunwoo was the typical spoiled rich kid. He was self-centered and easily looked down on anyone he thought was beneath him.

But meeting Sunwoo as an adult, he felt different. There was an indifference about him, a sense of detachment, and a gloomy, almost sinister aura that he exuded.

People said it was because Sunwoo’s parents had passed away right after he became an adult.

However, the Sunwoo standing in front of him now was different. While he reminded Kang Jinwook of the confident Sunwoo from his childhood, his attitude toward Kang Jinwook had changed.

It made him think of that day in late middle school, the day it rained. It reminded him of a time when he might have found the courage to act, and for some reason, it made him hopeful. That’s why Kang Jinwook liked the current Sunwoo.

“Alright. Then you can go back now.”@@novelbin@@

“Go back?” Sunwoo asked.

“Yeah. Didn’t you say there’s an important meeting? There must be other work to do. Even if you have a secure job, you still need to do your job properly.”

Sunwoo would often sigh when he saw characters in dramas or movies neglecting their work to wander off.

* Hello?

* 8…

* It’s nothing. I just thought I’d need something light to eat. I’ve gotten into the habit of eating early, so I’m already a bit hungry.

* Got it. By the way, is there anything you want to eat?

* What? It’s fine, I can get it ready.

* Alright, I understand. Be safe.

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