“Still, don’t let your guard down,” Kang Ho-Soo told Woo-Jin.

“I don’t think anyone can get all the way up here. Although it’s impossible to regulate everyone coming and going from my parents’ house, this place has a limited number of people accessing it.”

At his parents’ house, many people would show up whenever events were organized or during construction work, so it was difficult to inspect and verify everyone’s identity. On the other hand, no one would ever come to this studio apartment except for Woo-Jin's family and the people from his agency. At most, there would be AS[1], mail carriers, and food delivery workers, but it was impossible for them to hide from Woo-Jin and trespass in his apartment.

“I’m doing this because I wanted to see what living alone is like. Otherwise, I was only planning on moving out of the house when I got married in the future.”

Woo-Jin spoke casually as Kang Ho-Soo worried for him. As a matter of fact, Woo-Jin would not have moved out without the recent trespassing incident. Yet, that didn’t mean he felt grateful to the extreme and toxic fan who was acting like a stalker.

“Wouldn’t it be better just to apply for a restraining order?” Kang Ho-Soo asked.

“Although she crossed the line, she’s a fan first and foremost. It’s a little too harsh to go that far because of one mistake. We should give her a second chance.”

“I feel like you’re just enticing and luring her in so that she gets trapped in a quagmire.”

“Not at all. I’m drawing a line between us and giving her a chance so that she can become aware of her limits. However, if she crosses this line once more, then she’s...