Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 720 This family really can't function without you.

"What do you mean you can't tolerate it?"

Mingyan was still a little confused.

He thought he had touched a nerve by saying he liked her.

If the second sister really can't get a proper title, then the man will have no choice but to give up painfully and then keep a close watch on her through Hirai Momo's connection.

Although it was a bit troublesome, at least there were no future problems.

"Can't you tidy up these things properly after you come back from your trip? How can you stand seeing them piled up like this?" Yu Dingyan pointed to the three suitcases casually placed on the living room floor.

Mingyan's main idea is to avoid seeing it and not worry about it. Anyway, the new house is big, so as long as he can't see it when he goes back to his room, it's fine.

Kim Minjung was raised by her uncle in a similar way; the child was already exhausted from practicing every day.

The man thought it was something serious: "Just leave it there, I'll take care of it when I have some free time."

"You seem to have a lot of free time right now."

What Yoo Jeong-yeon can't stand the most is something that's not neat or tidy.

When they were in the dorm, the second sister would eat while tidying up, which even made Chou Tzu-yu, who was the quietest of the girls, a little uncomfortable.

"I still have to entertain my guests."

"Guest, you're not talking about me, are you?"

"If you consider yourself part of the group, then I have no objection." Mingyan was the kind of person who got the benefit but was still acting innocent.

Yu Dingyan glared at someone and rolled up her sleeves: "Let me help you tidy up."

If you let her sit there looking at this pile of stuff, it's practically the same as killing herself.

It's so disgusting.

"Jungyeon, aren't things progressing a little too fast between us?" Mingyan had just finished saying she liked him, and now she was about to start doing housework.

If we round it up, then I'm practically the same as Park Jihyo's boyfriend that Lim Nayeon was talking about.

Yu Dingyan had already arrived in front of the suitcase, hands on her hips, and started thinking about how to sort it: "Who's making progress with you? I just can't stand how someone who's so handsome can live such a sloppy life."

"This shouldn't be associated with being sloppy."

Mingyan felt he had to speak out and claim he was innocent.

For young people, packing their suitcases after a trip is a major challenge, like the final step in a long journey.

"No wonder you can be with Nayeon unnie, and Jisoo unnie doesn't do anything about it?"

"Jeongyeon, you'd better not have any illusions about Jisoo."

The logic is easy to understand: if Kim Jisoo can become good friends with Mingyan and Lim Nayeon, then what kind of "good person" can she be?

We are all the same.

"Hurry up and come help, otherwise how will I know where to put your things?" Once Yu Dingyan got into organizing mode, he became very efficient and decisive, with an air of getting things done exactly where he was told.

"Alright, alright, I'll tell you." Mingyan didn't dare to offend her second sister in this state: "I'm so sorry to trouble you to help me clean up."

"Shut up."

"receive."

Yu Dingyan truly lives up to her reputation as a professional.

The girl quickly sorted out the items from the seemingly messy suitcase: "You're not even taking a razor out?"

Yu Dingyan was speechless. Did this guy not shave every day?

Mingyan slapped his thigh: "So it was still inside. I have several razors, so I never thought of taking it out."

When he was dating Kim Ji-won, that older woman liked to buy her boyfriend similar small items, such as underwear, socks, toothbrushes, razors, and so on.

Jisoo and Nayeon also buy them occasionally, so their homes have more and more.

Mingyan often manages to find something new from who-knows-where.

"Really..."

Yoo Jeong-yeon's tone was similar to that of a wife complaining about her husband; although she kept talking, her hands never stopped moving.

There were quite a few of Lim Nayeon's clothes in there, and she sorted them out as well.

"Jingyan, aren't you going to fold these clothes up?" Mingyan asked curiously.

Although those things were all his, the man felt more like an outsider at that moment. Well, you could say he was an incompetent husband; it was wrong for him to speak while his wife was working, and it was also wrong for him to remain silent.

“You wore these in Thailand, so you should definitely wash them before putting them away.” Yoo Jeongyeon really wondered how someone grew up: “And Nayeon unnie, these clothes are almost smelly.”

Of course, this is an exaggeration.

Mingyan and Lin Nayeon washed all the really dirty clothes, and the rest were basically just clothes they wore for a short while before changing.

"Wash it, wash it now."

Mingyan readily agreed.

"Let me do it. Do you know that dark and light colors should be washed separately?" Yu Dingyan expressed serious doubts about this guy's ability to take care of himself.

Or rather, all men are the same; they just can't live their own lives.

Thinking about it this way, it's not easy for Mingyan to raise Kim Minjung from fifteen to eighteen. Although children of this age don't need to be supervised in every way, young women still have their own issues.

Yu Dingyan even thought of what her psychologist had said: Mingyan's family of origin was not happy, and she may have grown up like that.

With this thought in mind, the second sister's heart softened considerably.

He needs a lot of love, and it doesn't seem like a big deal for him to do what he can to help.

Mingyan tilted his head back and said, "I know."

"Wow, that's not bad, you deserve praise."

Yu Dingyan rarely gave a warm comment.

"Not just good, it's absolutely good." Mingyan watched her second sister sort the clothes that needed washing and said, "I'll go see if we have any fabric softener left."

His memory of this is rather vague.

Many people in my family have bought it; Kim Jisoo, Lim Nayeon, and Kim Jiwon have all bought it, so I don't even know if it's all used up.

“I remember… your washing machine was bought by Nayeon unnie, and your dryer was bought by Jiwon unnie, right?” Yoo Jeongyeon suddenly remembered something.

The girl had heard Lim Nayeon complain about this, and that older sister even said that Kim Ji-won had ulterior motives.

However, it seems that similar complaints are becoming less frequent now.

Mingyan nodded: "You know about this too."

Lim Nayeon and Yoo Jeongyeon are indeed very close; they've even talked about these things.

"Humph."

Yu Dingyan didn't say much, but just lowered her head and straightened her clothes.

Mingyan is a scumbag, a complete scumbag, there's nothing more to say about that. The fact that he can admit what he said in this tone is tantamount to acknowledging the rivalry between Kim Ji-won and Lim Na-yeon.

They call it a competitive relationship, but it's really just old flames still clinging to each other.

By that logic, she's not even a third party; she's ranked further back.

Hirai Momo: Hey, Sadayobu, who should go first?

The man knew he was in the wrong, so he didn't say much and obediently helped his second sister.

To be honest, it was quite different when Yu Dingyan did the same thing. Although the process of tidying up looked messy, it was very clean in the end, and everything was arranged neatly and in an orderly manner.

After the clothes were washed and dried, they were folded and neatly stored away.

"Nayeon unnie really didn't help you tidy up?"

The second sister felt it was a waste to give such a large walk-in closet to Mingyan.

"No, it has to be you. Neither Nayeon nor I are cut out for this." Mingyan was telling the truth.

He watched as Yu Dingyan worked until she was exhausted, but the girl wouldn't let him help, and even seemed to enjoy it.

The man saw with his own eyes that after his second sister had tidied up all her things, a genuine smile appeared on her face.

That can't be faked.

Yoo Jeong-yeon was indeed laughing: "You guys are just lazy."

"So, I really can't do without you."

The girl ignored the guy's flattery and looked around.

"Now it finally feels like a home."

(End of this chapter)