Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 256 Lin Nayeon came and did everything.

"How is he?"

This was Lim Na-yeon's first sentence after she entered the room.

Although Rabbit Teeth was angry that he was the last person to know that Mingyan was sick, there were priorities, and it wouldn't be too late to settle scores after that guy recovered.

"Nayeon, keep your voice down, he just took his medicine and went to sleep," Kim Jisoo gestured to her friend to be quiet.

Mingyan originally planned to wait for Lim Nayeon to come and explain in person, but the effects of the medicine were too strong, and he couldn't hold on any longer and fell asleep while talking to Kim Jisoo.

Nayeon subconsciously lowered her voice: "Jisoo, does he still have a fever?"

"Nayeon, you're here. Hurry up and change your shoes." Kim Ji-won came over and found a pair of slippers. "He's much better than he was this morning, but he still has a slight fever."

"Ji-won unnie, I have my own slippers here."

Lin Nalian gave a forced smile.

Although her thoughts were slightly skewed by this older sister, she vaguely felt that Mingyan might have some feelings for Kim Jisoo.

However, compared to her friend whom she had known for over ten years without any signs of a deeper relationship, Kim Ji-won's desire for Myung-eon was obvious. She was unwilling to break up and wanted to return to the palace.

Can I give her this opportunity?

No!

Mingyan has had many ex-girlfriends, but in the end, isn't he the only one left by his side...? Kim Jisoo and Kim Jiwon will be no exception.

"Really? Then he didn't tell me." Kim Ji-won said, unfazed.

She even felt a sense of familiarity; this was just right. Since they were rivals, they were bound to be at odds. The most difficult to deal with was someone like Kim Ji-soo, who was so difficult to even know where to begin.

Speaking of which, Kim Ji-won suddenly became curious whether Kim Ji-soo had noticed Lim Na-yeon's little secret feelings for Ming-yeon.

"Ji-won unnie, maybe it's because you haven't come enough." Lim Na-yeon said with a reserved smile, "That guy basically never brings his ex-girlfriends."

She emphasized the word "former" to remind the older woman to recognize her current status.

Even if I don't intervene, you, as an ex-girlfriend, have no right to act like the lady of the house in your ex-boyfriend's home.

Times are getting hotter, and older sisters are becoming more sophisticated.

"Maybe I'm just a special case. I'll get used to it eventually."

Kim Ji-won put the pair of slippers she had found back in their place.

With a dark expression, Lim Nayeon bent down and took out the slippers again, explaining that there were very few guests at home, so there weren't many slippers. The pair that Kim Ji-won had just taken out happened to be the ones she usually wore.

Damn, what a bad start.

Kim Jisoo looked down at her feet and realized she wasn't wearing slippers at all.

It's perfectly normal for Koreans to go barefoot indoors, so why focus on slippers? You should be more concerned about the person lying in bed.

Lim Nayeon asked her friend, "Jisoo, when did you arrive?"

Knowing yourself and your enemy is the key to victory in every battle. She needs to figure out why these two people arrived before her and whether it has anything to do with Mingyan.

"He was delirious with fever. He called me asking for gummy candies, so I came." Kim Jisoo spread her hands, her face full of helplessness. She probably didn't even realize that she was silently showing off.

Lim Nayeon muttered a few words to herself before entering Mingyan's room.

The curtains had been drawn by someone, and the only sound in the quiet room was Mingyan's slightly rapid breathing.

Rabbit Tooth reached out and touched the man's forehead. The situation was similar to what Kim Ji-won had said. Ming-yeon's body temperature was still slightly hot, but not as serious as she had described.

"You were sick but didn't tell me, you told your ex-girlfriend instead, right?"

Lin Na-yeon glared fiercely at Ming-yan.

She really wanted to hold this guy's hand and say a few words, but because of Kim Ji-soo and Kim Ji-won's presence, she had no choice but to give up.

There are still too many restrictions on the status of friends. Even between good brothers, there is no reason to hold hands and talk.

Wait, why do those two people even have such similar names?

"Nayeon, let him sleep for a while. He needs to rest more if he has a cold." Kim Ji-won tiptoed in and tucked the blanket around Myung-yeon.

Her main image is that of a virtuous wife and loving mother. "Ji-won unnie, you're causing misunderstandings."

"What's the misunderstanding?"

"You two haven't broken up yet."

Lim Nayeon insisted on the fact that the two had broken up, and even though she said she still had feelings for him, as long as they hadn't gotten back together, she was still his ex-girlfriend.

“He took care of me like this when I was sick before.” Kim Ji-won looked at Ming-yeon, her eyes full of memories: “I just wanted to experience how hard it is to take care of a patient.”

Regardless of whether we break up or not, the fact remains that we were once in love.

Have you ever been in a relationship?
“He has always been a very responsible person, both when we were dating and after we broke up.” Lim Nayeon pulled the blanket down a little.

It's my duty to take care of you when we're in a relationship, and it's also my duty to keep my distance after we break up.

Kim Ji-won: Do you mean negative distance?

"Yes, but the good memories will never change."

"One cannot live in the past forever."

Lim Na-yeon and Kim Ji-won exchanged several rounds of witty banter.

Whether it's an ex-girlfriend or a fake girlfriend, the ultimate goal is simply to remove that word from the title.

Kim Ji-won wants to get back together with her ex, and Lim Na-yeon wants to rise to the top, so she has to be careful that her older sister doesn't succeed.

"Nayeon, did you eat before you came?" Kim Jisoo appeared at the door with a bowl in her hand. "Jiwon unnie cooked porridge, and it tasted pretty good."

Mingyan, who was ill, had a very small appetite, so the three of them didn't finish their meal at all, and there was still some left in the pot.

One pot of rice is just right for four people.

Yoo Jeong-yeon: Momo, let's order takeout tonight.

"Jisoo, could you heat this up for me? Thanks~" Nayeon was actually quite hungry. She had come straight over after finishing her schedule and hadn't had time to eat anything.

As for who cooked the porridge, it was Kim Ji-won...

It doesn't matter what I eat, I'll still eat anyway. Eating your cooking and then getting angry at you might be more effective.

Kim Ji-won watched as Kim Ji-soo's little head disappeared through the doorway: "Hey, Nayeon, he seems to really care about Ji-soo's opinion."

"What do you mean?"

"Jisoo said he seemed to have been drinking, so she gave him a good beating."

Although Kim Ji-won was bickering with Lim Na-yeon, she was very clear in her mind that she had more than one competitor.

Lim Na-yeon is not the most threatening one.

Rabbit Teeth glared at the sleeping jerk: "He deserves it. He has a bad stomach and still drinks alcohol. It's only right that Jisoo scolds him."

Is he afraid of you too?

"Ji-won unnie, our relationship with him might be a little closer than you think~" Lim Na-yeon didn't answer directly. Even if she had her own thoughts, she still had to stand on Kim Ji-soo's side.

It's important to distinguish between inside and outside.

Kim Ji-won pulled Rabbit Tooth out of the room: "That's so nice, I wish I had a childhood friend with such a good relationship."

Lim Nayeon's eyelids twitched; the childhood friend connotation was very strong.

Her gaze fell on Kim Jisoo, who was serving her porridge. Perhaps the best solution was...

"Nayeon, how does the porridge I cooked taste?"

The three of them sat down at the table.

“That’s good. It tastes even better with the kimchi that Jisoo’s mom made.” Lim Nayeon nodded. “I’ll stay and take care of him tonight. You two can go back and get some rest.”

Sneak attack!

(End of this chapter)