Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 730 Xiaoyan, your girlfriend isn't...

Kim Ji-won even has a picnic mat at home.

Mingyan had been dating this woman for over a year, and they had never actually eaten by the Han River before.

The men were responsible for laying out and arranging the things they brought, while Kim Ji-won was responsible for clapping and cheering from the sidelines.

Even if people who go for a night run saw them, they would probably think they were just an ordinary young couple.

The night is the best cover.

"It still seems a bit chilly at night."

After sitting down, Mingyan first tested the temperature of the lunchbox, and found that it was different during the day and at night.

"It's already in the teens, people come here even in winter." Kim Ji-won pulled someone down to sit with her, and the two of them snuggled together to warm up.

Mingyan put his arm around the older woman's shoulder and said, "Come sit for a while tonight, it feels really different."

"It was very quiet, as if the whole world had just the two of us left."

Kim Ji-won enjoys this feeling.

She can forget Lim Nayeon, forget Kim Jisoo, and only remember the most important things.

"There was a jogger just now," Mingyan said, pointing to the figure that was gradually getting smaller in the distance, which was quite unromantic.

"Hey, shut up." Kim Ji-won slapped the guy in annoyance: "We finally have some time alone together, and you went abroad with Nayeon. It's not too much to ask that you come with me to the Han River."

Ah, so that's where the problem lies.

Just because a girl has temporarily accepted the current situation doesn't mean she won't be jealous.

“Noona, I heard the same thing from Nayeon.”

"what did she say?"

"Nayeon said, 'You've been dating that woman for so long, living together and going out together, now it's my turn.'"

Kim Ji-won laughed heartily after hearing this, completely unconcerned about being called "that woman" by Lim Na-yeon.

Mingyan knew that the key to dealing with this kind of problem was not to painstakingly fetch water, but to let them know that they were the special ones.

Whether it's truly special or not is unimportant; what matters is its emotional value.

In other words, it means winning.

Lim Nayeon's plan is to make it clear that she and Kim Ji-won dated for a year, while she herself has only been in a relationship for a short time, so she wants to win back her ex.

Kim Ji-won is in the same boat. She doesn't have the same confidence as Rabbit Teeth now, so she also has to find a way to win back.

He made it clear that he wanted to satisfy his girlfriends' little whims.

"Did she really say that?" Kim Ji-won asked with a smile.

Mingyan nodded: "Of course, why would I lie to you? The only regret we had back then was that we didn't go abroad."

"Actually, it's not a pity when you think about it." The girl immediately cheered: "Going abroad... the most important thing is the people around you."

Actually, Kim Ji-won hadn't made her point too clear.

Based on her understanding of Mingyan, she knew that when she went out with this guy, she would probably spend half the time in bed.

Lim Na-yeon: Hey, that's a pretty accurate estimate.

During their first phase of dating, the two set a similar record: on their first day in Jeju Island, they did nothing but sleep and exercise, without even leaving their hotel room.

"Noona, this seaweed rice roll will get cold if we don't eat it." Mingyan still cherished the fruits of her labor and didn't forget to check the temperature while chatting.

Kim Ji-won started to act spoiled: "I'm not that hungry yet."

She doesn't have a big appetite to begin with, and she brought seaweed rice rolls purely to rekindle past feelings.

"Oh, Kim Ji-won!"

The man put on a stern face.

"How about I feed you? Seaweed rice rolls with kimchi are delicious." The girl smiled ingratiatingly. "The ramen later is on me."

"You're not going to eat the ready-made seaweed rice rolls, but instead you want to eat ramen?"

"When you get to the Han River, you feel like something's missing if you don't eat ramen."

Seeing that Mingyan seemed to want to say something, Kim Ji-won took out a piece of seaweed rice roll and stuffed it into his mouth.

"Ugh, ugh, ugh," the man protested, gesturing wildly as he chewed his food.

Kim Ji-won smiled brightly: "You made this yourself, hurry up and eat." "You really are..."

Mingyan tapped the older sister's head with his finger, flicking it back and forth, which was quite fun.

"It wouldn't be right to come on a picnic along the Han River without bringing something." Although Kim Ji-won is a little older, she is always a cute little girl in front of the people she likes.

The man thought for a moment and said, "I'll eat these, you can have the other two."

"Um……"

"Otherwise, you won't be allowed to eat ramen later."

"Okay then~"

Kim Ji-won just wanted to act cute; the kimbap was just a tool for the two of them to flirt.

They didn't bring much food, and they quickly cleaned it up.

It has to be said that under the cover of night, chatting while enjoying the river breeze, even the food in your mouth tastes special.

"Mmm, so comfortable." Kim Ji-won opened her arms, seemingly sensing the message carried by the wind.

Mingyan then started discussing something else: "Noona, do you think I can swim across the Han River?"

He had thought about this before, standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window at home, but he had never thought about it carefully.

"You should be fine, right?"

Kim Ji-won looked at the wide river, then turned to look at Ming-yeon.

Actually, crossing the Han River is not a difficult thing; South Korea organizes related swimming activities and competitions every year.

One of South Korea's most famous variety shows, "Running Man," also did a cross-Han River project a few years ago, which caused quite a stir at the time.

"I might give it a try if I get the chance." Men, you know, all like to think about things like that. When they see something big, they can't resist stopping in their tracks, wondering if they can handle it.

Kim Ji-won's focus was rather peculiar: "Why can't I see your house from here?"

This older sister's question made Mingyan vaguely see the figure of Hirai Momo.

Could it be that intelligence is contagious?
"Nuna, it's still quite a distance from here to home, of course you can't see it."

Mingyan shook his head helplessly, "The riverside is a very broad concept."

"I see." Kim Ji-won just wanted to experience what it felt like to not use her brain.

Hirai Momo: Who are you cursing? Why are you cursing people when everything is fine?

Unable to resist the girl's charming and adorable appearance, Mingyan pulled her close and kissed her fiercely.

A gentle breeze blew across the river, and few pedestrians were around. Under the moonlight, only this couple was passionately kissing.

"Don't touch me."

Kim Ji-won hadn't forgotten that they weren't at home right now.

Although there were few people around late at night and no surveillance cameras, it was still a public place.

"I was just thinking of helping you brush the grass clippings off you," Mingyan explained, adding that the two of them had already rolled off the picnic mat.

Kim Ji-won straightened her clothes a couple of times: "Let's go buy some instant noodles, there's a convenience store up there."

The convenience stores along the Han River sell a wide variety of products, specifically catering to tourists.

"Okay."

Humans can be quite capricious sometimes, coming all the way at night just for a bowl of ramen that they can eat anytime.

This stuff tastes different when you eat it at home versus when you eat it elsewhere.

"You go first, I'm covered in grass clippings." Kim Ji-won noticed the problem after standing up.

She was downstairs, so the situation is even more serious.

"Let me help you."

"No need, go buy some food, I'll come find you right away."

Girls have more things to pack, unlike men who can just pack up and leave.

Mingyan nodded, and then went to the convenience store to buy something, where he unexpectedly ran into an acquaintance.

"Xiao Yan, what are you doing here?"

(End of this chapter)