Why the Obsessive Flirt Has Feelings for the Innocent (19-Year Complete Edition)
I was transmigrated into the body of an a-ban-su in a world where the a-ban-su always wins. The main gong hasn’t awakened as a clingy, obsession-driven gong yet! In that case, wouldn’t it be possible to get a friends-ending instead of becoming lovers? Luckily, unlike in the original story, the main gong is perfectly gentle, and the two of them are barely maintaining a fragile friendship. Now all that’s left is to reach a peaceful ending, “Maybe I should put a leash on you. That way you won’t think about running away.” “Leash? Do we have a dog?” “……Let’s go home.” It seems getting to the ending without trouble is impossible after all! *** The hand that lifted the blanket landed on the slightly protruding ankle bone. The touch, hovering between contact and distance, stayed there for a while before the hot body temperature completely covered the ankle. ‘What is this?’ In the novel, Gwon Chae-eon does bizarre things to the point of locking Ahyeon up, beyond mere obsession. But that only happened after the two of them became adults. There was no way, unless he’d gone crazy, that he would start thinking about imprisoning someone he had only just exchanged names with. Unlike the anxious Ahyeon, Gwon Chae-eon even hummed a song in a low voice as he held the slender ankle for a long time. What finally ended that eternity-like time was the bell announcing the start of class. Only after the hot warmth withdrew could Ahyeon finally breathe the breath he’d been holding. “See you next time.” After leaving a goodbye whispered to the sleeping Ahyeon, Gwon Chae-eon left the infirmary. A little later, Ahyeon pulled back the suffocating blanket and instinctively knew. This was probably ruined.
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