‘Eh? Ah, yeah.’ She cleared her throat before answering. ‘Yobuseyo?’ She stole a glance at Min Ho again.
Min Ho knew something was up and watched her carefully, his chin leaning on his hand.
‘Oh, Merry Christmas.’ ‘Omma? She went on a trip with Appa. I’ll tell her you called.’ ‘Ah, really? Tell her Merry Christmas from me.’ ‘Just at home.’ The caller must have suggested something crazy because she suddenly looked alarmed. ‘Anya, anya! You don’t have to! I swear.’ –laughed awkwardly and stole another glance-- ‘Yeah, I’ve been really busy but I saw a re-run yesterday. I’ll check it out when I’m free.’ She turned to the side slightly and lowered her voice. ‘Yeah, you looked good, oppa. Bye,’ she quickly hung up and casually placed her phone on the table. She started eating again.
When she looked at Min Ho, he was staring at her, smiling ominously.
‘Who was that?’
‘Hmm. A friend,’ she replied nonchalantly.
His smile faded. ‘A friend with a show.’
She nodded.
‘Is he famous?’
Shin Hye stopped herself from laughing. ‘Uhh. You could say that.’
‘Is he good looking?’
She smiled at him sweetly. ‘Not as good looking as you.’
‘Why did he call you so early in the morning?’
Shin Hye looked at the wall clock. ‘It’s already 9:30 A.M. oppa, it’s not really that early anymore.’
Min Ho closed his eyes and sighed. ‘He knows your Mom, and you know his?’
‘Are we playing a game?’
‘It’s Jang Geun Suk, isn’t it?’ Min Ho pointed at her with his chopsticks.
Shin Hye shifted in her seat uneasily. ‘He just called to say Merry Christmas.’
‘YA! Why did you answer it?’
‘You told me to!’
‘AISH,’ Min Ho pierced a sausage with a chopstick before putting it in his mouth and chewing forcefully. Shin Hye looked amused as she tried to brush it off by continuing to eat.
After a few seconds of silence, Min Ho spoke. ‘This won’t do. You have too many guy friends.’
Shin Hye frowned. ‘They’re just friends. Heokshi, you’re not going to ask me not to be friends with them anymore, are you?’
Min Ho stood up and grabbed one of the scripts lying around. He went back to the table and handed it to Shin Hye. ‘I’m not going to do that because I’m not that petty…’ he told her. ‘…but I need to know every single one of them so write them down.’
‘What?’
‘Write down all their names. Over here. Palli, palli.’ Min Ho tapped his fingers at the back of the script.
Shin Hye stared at him dubiously before snatching the script. She stood up to find a pen and sat back down. Min Ho waited with his arms crossed.
Before she started writing, she turned to him. ‘Are you sure you can handle this?’
‘Don’t you dare skip anyone,’ he replied.
‘Do I just write the people close to me or all the guys I consider as friends?’
Min Ho’s expression darkened. ‘Write down the ones who can call you casually and ask about your Mother.’
Shin Hye giggled. ‘Arasso.’
Min Ho continued eating as Shin Hye made the list. He wasn’t usually childish, but something about her made him feel giddy and young. He was just playing but it actually bothered him that she took so long. After a few minutes, she handed him the paper, her expression akin to a student handing the teacher her final exam.
One look at the list and Min Ho’s eyes widened. ‘Ya, this is much worse than I thought! How many friends do you need? Haven’t you heard of the saying that you only need one friend to last you a lifetime?’
‘Friendliness is one of my best traits,’ she replied nonchalantly.
Min Ho scowled at her and started reading the list. ‘There are entire bands here. Are you friends with all the members?’
‘More or less.’
‘Eh? Ah, yeah.’ She cleared her throat before answering. ‘Yobuseyo?’ She stole a glance at Min Ho again.
Min Ho knew something was up and watched her carefully, his chin leaning on his hand.
‘Oh, Merry Christmas.’ ‘Omma? She went on a trip with Appa. I’ll tell her you called.’ ‘Ah, really? Tell her Merry Christmas from me.’ ‘Just at home.’ The caller must have suggested something crazy because she suddenly looked alarmed. ‘Anya, anya! You don’t have to! I swear.’ –laughed awkwardly and stole another glance-- ‘Yeah, I’ve been really busy but I saw a re-run yesterday. I’ll check it out when I’m free.’ She turned to the side slightly and lowered her voice. ‘Yeah, you looked good, oppa. Bye,’ she quickly hung up and casually placed her phone on the table. She started eating again.
When she looked at Min Ho, he was staring at her, smiling ominously.
‘Who was that?’
‘Hmm. A friend,’ she replied nonchalantly.
His smile faded. ‘A friend with a show.’
She nodded.
‘Is he famous?’
Shin Hye stopped herself from laughing. ‘Uhh. You could say that.’
‘Is he good looking?’
She smiled at him sweetly. ‘Not as good looking as you.’
‘Why did he call you so early in the morning?’
Shin Hye looked at the wall clock. ‘It’s already 9:30 A.M. oppa, it’s not really that early anymore.’
Min Ho closed his eyes and sighed. ‘He knows your Mom, and you know his?’
‘Are we playing a game?’
‘It’s Jang Geun Suk, isn’t it?’ Min Ho pointed at her with his chopsticks.
Shin Hye shifted in her seat uneasily. ‘He just called to say Merry Christmas.’
‘YA! Why did you answer it?’
‘You told me to!’
‘AISH,’ Min Ho pierced a sausage with a chopstick before putting it in his mouth and chewing forcefully. Shin Hye looked amused as she tried to brush it off by continuing to eat.
After a few seconds of silence, Min Ho spoke. ‘This won’t do. You have too many guy friends.’
Shin Hye frowned. ‘They’re just friends. Heokshi, you’re not going to ask me not to be friends with them anymore, are you?’
Min Ho stood up and grabbed one of the scripts lying around. He went back to the table and handed it to Shin Hye. ‘I’m not going to do that because I’m not that petty…’ he told her. ‘…but I need to know every single one of them so write them down.’
‘What?’
‘Write down all their names. Over here. Palli, palli.’ Min Ho tapped his fingers at the back of the script.
Shin Hye stared at him dubiously before snatching the script. She stood up to find a pen and sat back down. Min Ho waited with his arms crossed.
Before she started writing, she turned to him. ‘Are you sure you can handle this?’
‘Don’t you dare skip anyone,’ he replied.
‘Do I just write the people close to me or all the guys I consider as friends?’
Min Ho’s expression darkened. ‘Write down the ones who can call you casually and ask about your Mother.’
Shin Hye giggled. ‘Arasso.’
Min Ho continued eating as Shin Hye made the list. He wasn’t usually childish, but something about her made him feel giddy and young. He was just playing but it actually bothered him that she took so long. After a few minutes, she handed him the paper, her expression akin to a student handing the teacher her final exam.
One look at the list and Min Ho’s eyes widened. ‘Ya, this is much worse than I thought! How many friends do you need? Haven’t you heard of the saying that you only need one friend to last you a lifetime?’
‘Friendliness is one of my best traits,’ she replied nonchalantly.
Min Ho scowled at her and started reading the list. ‘There are entire bands here. Are you friends with all the members?’
‘More or less.’
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