"I told you I was having dinner with my cousin today, so who else than my cousin would be in the photo?” Park Yi-Yeon said to his girlfriend on the other end of the phone.

—Huh? Huh? Huuuuh???

"That’s right! Didn’t I tell you before that if you dated me, I could help make your fangirling activities a success at the very least?”

A confused voice spat a string of bizarre words out of Park Yi-Yeon's phone in response. Among them were questions such as: ‘How was I supposed to know that’s what you meant?’ or ‘I thought you would just silently accept and support my fangirling!’

"So you don't want my help?" Park Yi-Yeon asked.

—I do. I’m never breaking up with you.

"No need to state the obvious. In any case, that’s it for today."

—Huh?

"One should always throw only a handful of fish bait at a time. I'm a squid who slowly but steadily provides quality food and the best environment for the fish coming inside my fishing area."

Park Yi-Yeon settled the grudge he held against his girlfriend for not accompanying him tonight in a teasing yet caring manner. He poked fun at her a bit more before saying he had some important stuff to talk with Woo-Jin and hung up soon afterward.

"Are you sure you’re getting along with her?" Woo-Jin asked in confusion.

“We can talk without holding back because we were friends of the same age for so long.”

"Does Grandfather know you plan on marrying her?"

Woo-Jin didn’t know the familial or financial situation of his cousin’s future wife. Nonetheless, he didn't think their grandfather would allow...