Peninsula: These female celebrities are all so neurotic.

Liu Zimu walked out of the cafeteria and hurried over to Hong Beibei and the others.

Just as the elevator doors were about to close, a hand reached in.

It's Kim Ye-rin.

She squeezed into the elevator with a grin, followed by Kang Seulgi.

Bae Joo-hyun didn't come.

Liu Zimu breathed a sigh of relief and took the initiative to greet them, asking where they had gone.

Kim Ye-rin snorted and ignored him.

Kang Seulgi glanced at him but didn't say anything.

The atmosphere became a bit strange.

But Liu Zimu didn't think much of it. Anyway, there were only four days left, so he left.

The elevator went down, and the numbers jumped one by one.

"Zi Mu Oppa," Kim Ye-rin suddenly said.

"uh-huh?"

"Are you really a fan of Yoona unnie?"

Liu Zimu paused for a moment: "I guess so. I liked him when I was younger."

Kim Ye-rin's expression suddenly turned very displeased: "What about my unnie? Aren't you a fan of my unnie?"

Liu Zimu opened his mouth, quickly going through the thought process in his mind.

No matter how you answer that, it's wrong.

It would be a lie to say he wasn't a fan of Bae Joo-hyun; he truly was in his past life.

If someone claims to be a fan of Bae Joo-hyun, then saying such things in front of Kim Ye-rim, especially when she and Bae Joo-hyun are in a speechless situation, would that yandere be incredibly arrogant if it got back to her?

"I'll watch your performances too," he said, dodging the question.

Kim Ye-rin snorted and turned her head away.

Kang Seulgi was also looking at him, her gaze not aggressive, just pure curiosity.

"Zi Mu Oppa".

"What's wrong, Seulgi?" He had the best impression of Seulgi; she was quiet, reserved, and considerate.

"Didn't you come to the company because of Unnie? I've seen you two whispering to each other all the time."

Liu Zimu was taken aback: "What do you mean?"

"You seem to treat Unnie quite well."

Liu Zimu panicked: "No, how have I been nice to your Joo-hyun unnie?"

The elevator arrived at the parking lot, and the doors opened.

Kim Ye-rin walked out first, then turned around, crossed her arms, and looked at him: "You're our assistant, you know. My unnie even brought you milk this morning. You need to change that, oppa."

"She brought me milk, am I not working like a slave for you guys?"

"It's your duty to work like a slave," Kim Ye-rin said bluntly. "You get paid by the company, so of course you have to do things. I only went to buy you milk because I felt sorry for you."

Kang Seulgi tugged at Kim Yerin's sleeve: "Yerin, don't go too far, it's not good for unnie."

Kim Ye-rin shook off her hand: "Seulgi unnie, you can't be shy about saying it just because he's Sulli unnie's boyfriend. Look at how strange unnie was acting in the cafeteria just now."

What could a little girl like you possibly see?

But Liu Zimu didn't dare to say it, because what Jin Yilin said seemed to make some sense.

Bae Joo-hyun's face did indeed turn pale.

But it wasn't because he was sad, but because he smiled too brightly in front of Yoona? It was probably more because of his attitude towards Choi Sulli.

Would that yandere get angry over something like this?

I think she's just too possessive.

"Yilin," Liu Zimu took a deep breath, "I'm really just an employee. I'll leave as soon as I finish my work. I'm just a fan of theirs."

Kim Ye-rim looked at him, her expression slowly changing: "Are you really leaving?"

"Yes, there are only four days left. My dream is to open my own coffee shop."

Kim Ye-rin didn't say anything, and pulled Kang Seul-gi around to leave.

Kang Seulgi took two steps and then turned back: "Zi Mu oppa... my unnie hasn't been feeling well lately."

Then they left.

Liu Zimu stood there, scratching his head.

What is all this about?

Is she not feeling well?

He was cornered against the wall, and Bae Joo-hyun's fairy-like face came close, gritting her teeth as she asked him why he said he was a fan of Im Yoon-ah.

He explained.

She said, "You are not allowed to like Im Yoona, you are only allowed to like me."

He said, "Are you crazy?"

She kicked his shin and said, "You're my lunatic."

The above scene is purely Liu Zimu's imagination.

Any resemblance to actual persons or events is entirely the fault of that yandere.

These past few days, he's felt like his nerves are about to give way.

In the practice room.

The three women stood in a row, like three judges meeting.

Bae Joo-hyun stood in the middle, leaning against the wall, arms crossed, eyes downcast, seemingly lost in thought.

Kim Yerin and Kang Seulgi looked somewhat helpless, but their posture spoke volumes: we're on our leader's side.

"Seulgi, Yerin," Bae Joo-hyun said softly, "go buy me a cup of coffee."

Kim Ye-rim hesitated for a moment: "Unnie..."

"It's nothing." Bae Joo-hyun's smile deepened. "I want to talk to Liu Zimu-xi alone."

Kang Seulgi glanced at Bae Joohyun, then at Liu Zimu, gave Liu Zimu a "take care" look, and left with Kim Yerin.

Only the two of them remained.

Liu Zimu's hands began to tremble.

It wasn't fake fear; I was genuinely terrified.

Bae Joo-hyun didn't move; she remained leaning against the wall.

The distance between the two people is about three meters.

This distance wouldn't normally be much, but at this moment it made Liu Zimu feel a little safer.

"You just said you were a fan of someone in the cafeteria?" she asked.

His tone was very calm, as if he were asking about today's weather.

"...Lim Yoona's."

Liu Zimu chose to tell the truth.

He felt that lying under these circumstances would have more serious consequences.

Bae Joo-hyun nodded, slowly climbed off the wall, and began walking towards Liu Zimu.

Liu Zimu took a step back.

"You said you were my fan," Bae Joo-hyun's voice remained indifferent. "Now you're a fan of Im Yoon-ah too. Did you say the same thing to Kang Han-na? To Seol In-ah? To those two trainees from last time?"

"I don't have that."

"You looked so happy when you took a picture with Kang Hanna on the set of 'Running Man'," Bae Joo-hyun said, taking another step forward. Her voice remained soft and steady. "Are you trying to tell me now that you're a fan of everyone?"

Liu Zimu opened his mouth.

He wanted to say, "Yes, I'm a fan of everyone," but he didn't dare.

He felt that if he said those words, Bae Joo-hyun would evolve from a yandere into a yandere beast and devour him.

Bae Joo-hyun stepped inside Liu Zimu's cordon.

Twenty centimeters.

fifteen.

ten.

five.

She looked up at him, and the two were so close that he could kiss her forehead if he lowered his head slightly.

"Liu Zimu, do you know how much pain I was in just now?" His voice trembled slightly.

If you don't listen carefully, you won't be able to hear it at all, but Liu Zimu did.

He hesitated for a moment and then remained silent.

"I was sitting there eating," Bae Joo-hyun's voice trailed off, almost to herself, "and you told me in front of me you were a fan of Im Yoona, and that you always thought of Choi Sulli. And what about me?"

"I sat there, chewing my food, like a clown."

"Do you know what that feels like?"

Liu Zimu's Adam's apple bobbed: "I just said it offhand..."

"Just saying?" Bae Joo-hyun interrupted him, her voice suddenly rising. "You're laughing so happily just because you said it casually. What would happen if you said it seriously? Are you going to pluck the stars from the sky and give them to Choi Sulli or Im Yoona?"

"It can't be that bad..."

"As for it!" Bae Joo-hyun grabbed Liu Zimu's collar, the movement so forceful that Liu Zimu stumbled forward. "You're exactly that kind of person! You keep saying you're thinking of Choi Sulli, but you're kissing other women! And you're flirting with Im Yoona, you're a total scumbag!"

"Calm down... When did I ever flirt with Im Yoona?"

"I can't calm down!"

Liu Zimu pushed her away, took a deep breath, and said, "That's right! I am a scumbag, so please let me go, okay?"