Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 291 I feel like I can reach for the stars.

Park Chae-young and Kim Min-jung really get along well.

The two were close in age and had a lot in common when it came to food, so they quickly became acquainted.

Rose even generously paid for Kim Minjung's drinks out of her own pocket.

"My uncle and Jisoo unnie are good friends."

The girl didn't initially understand the implied meaning in her older sister's words.

She just felt that Park Chaeyoung was very kind and gave her a big hug as soon as they met, but the feeling of the hug wasn't as nice as the other older sisters.

Kim Minjung is now considered a worldly person.

It's estimated that there aren't many people in all of Seoul who have slept with more beautiful older women than she has, such as Kim Ji-won, Kim Ji-soo, Lim Na-yeon, and Yoo Jimin. This little one can definitely be described as well-traveled and knowledgeable.

The "broad" in "broad-minded".

Moreover, Kim Minjung had received personal instruction from Hirai Momo, whose dancing skills were comparable to Yoo Jimin's.

Park Chae-young's hug, on the other hand, felt like a hard landing, with only her clothes feeling soft.

Therefore, Kim Minjung felt even closer to this older sister.

We're all the same~
"How good is it?" Park Chaeyoung felt that since Kim Minjung and Myungyeon lived together, this little guy must know a lot of things that she didn't.

If the two people's perspectives corroborate each other, then the truth of the matter will be revealed.

“My uncle and Jisoo unnie have known each other for over ten years, they’re childhood sweethearts.” Kim Minjung thought everyone knew this: “Chaeyoung unnie, you should know that, right?”

"Minjung, tell me something that unnie doesn't know."

"I really can't think of one right now."

Mingyan and Kim Jisoo have such a good relationship that they are practically a part of each other's lives. Who would pay much attention to something that is always there in life?

At first, Kim Minjung was shocked that the older sister came out of his uncle's room, but now he's used to it.

If one day a different woman appeared in Mingyan's room, that would be a big deal.

"For example... whether Mingyan oppa is asleep or not, he calls out Jisoo unnie's name or something." Park Chaeyoung practically applied every romantic scene she knew from movies to these two.

Kim Minjung looked bewildered: "Chaeyoung unnie, I have no idea what my uncle looks like when he's asleep."

"That's right."

"However... Jisoo unnie should know."

"What do you mean?" Park Chae-young immediately perked up; she knew this little one must know something interesting.

"Jisoo unnie has slept at home several times." Kim Minjung didn't know who was teasing whom: "Chaeyoung unnie, I don't think it's very likely that the two of them will be together."

The girl wasn't stupid; she had already figured out what the older woman was implying.

Indeed, everyone experiences similar symptoms in the early stages, thinking that Mingyan and Kim Jisoo are a perfect match.

Park Chae-young clearly didn't agree with this conclusion: "Why? They're childhood sweethearts!"

“My uncle and Jisoo unnie have such a good relationship.”

"Quantitative change leads to qualitative change."

"What do you mean?"

"I saw it online, and it means that a deep friendship might develop into a romantic relationship."

Kim Minjung and Park Chaeyoung exchanged information they knew about each other, but they both stuck to their own conclusions.

One thought it was impossible for the two to be too familiar, while the other felt that childhood sweethearts were simply unrivaled.

"Minjung, I think you're oversimplifying things."

"Chaeyoung unnie, you're thinking too one-sidedly."

……

Meanwhile, the footage outside has been completely filmed.

"Director, I've already arranged a late-night snack. Brother Yuanlong will take everyone to eat later."

Mingyan politely said goodbye to Han Dongzhe.

Although he was only there as a guest, considering his relationship with Kim Ji-soo, he still had to go through the proper formalities and make good use of the goodwill he had built.

"Mingyan-xi, you're too kind." Han Dongzhe shook hands with Mingyan. The meal itself wasn't the issue; the attitude was what mattered.

Who doesn't like to feel respected? When you're working late at night, a hot late-night snack and some liquor can help relieve some of your fatigue.

Mingyan laughed and said, "Don't mention it. You've gone to a lot of trouble tonight."

"It should."

Jung Won-ryong came over and led the crew to pack up their equipment and leave. BLACKPINK's manager wanted to stay, but after whispering among themselves, they also left.

All four girls in the group stayed behind, and Mingyan was in charge of entertaining them.

Without the cameras, the kids could have more fun. Park Chae-young and Lisa also came out to continue skiing. It didn't matter if they were watching or not, since no one else was watching.

They could roll down the slope if they wanted; they'd just throw away their clothes if necessary.

"Jisoo unnie~" Kim Minjung greeted her sweetly.

"Minjung, how long have you been here?"

"I arrived about two hours earlier than you. My uncle just taught me some basic skiing techniques."

"So, have you learned it?"

"No."

The concept of "can" is quite broad, but the little guy at least has no problem maintaining his balance.

Kim Minjung's gaze swept back and forth between the two of them. It was the same familiar position and the same familiar atmosphere. He couldn't see anything different about them and couldn't understand why Chaeyoung unnie was so excited.

Rose: Is it possible that what you take for granted is already quite abnormal?

"Minjung, come on, let's have a competition." Kim Jisoo is particularly focused on the competition tonight.

If I can't compare to your uncle, do you think I can't compare to a little kid like you?

Winning one isn't a loss.

Of course, the girl wasn't lingering over the previous embrace; having a warm embrace that always belonged to her in the freezing cold was a very happy thing.

Kim Jisoo never seemed to doubt that Mingyan would not be able to handle her or would not handle her at all.

There won't be any problems as long as this guy is around.

Mingyan spoke up for his niece, saying, "Jisoo, why are you bullying Minjun?"

"I didn't bully Minjeong. Haven't you heard that competitions are the best way to improve?" Kim Jisoo had her own reasons, and making things up was her talent.

"Jisoo unnie, I don't want to improve. You should compete with your uncle instead."

Kim Minjung felt that it would be better for her to go play with Park Chaeyoung, since that older sister couldn't ski either and was currently sitting on a board and skiing down from a high place.

It's simple, but very enjoyable.

"Hey."

Kim Jisoo called out, but it didn't stop Kim Minjung from leaving.

Mingyan adjusted his goggles: "Jisoo, shall we have another competition?"

"No!" the girl immediately rejected his teasing. "I didn't say you weren't good."

"Am I great?"

"Amazing, incredibly amazing!"

Wearing thick clothes, Kim Jisoo walked like a penguin, and the soft sound of her webbed feet pressing against the snow could still be clearly heard by Mingyan amidst the shouts of the other girls.

"Hey, I feel like I could pluck the stars off the sky." Kim Jisoo stretched out her hand and gestured towards the velvety night sky.

“My hands are bigger than yours, so I should be able to catch more stars.”

"Then try it."

"Jisoo, hold my hand a little tighter, I'm afraid I'll fall."

The girl chuckled and grabbed Mingyan's arm, watching him jump up to pluck the stars from the sky.

You can't pluck the stars from the sky.

But having someone willing to go stargazing with you... seems even more important.

(End of this chapter)