Even though Woo-Jin could now attend classes normally, he still had reports that he needed to submit. It had been a while since he went to the library to do some research and he was planning on studying hard. After wearing a pair of non-prescription glasses, a hat, and a scarf, Woo-Jin looked in the mirror and smiled. In the past, he had wondered why on earth did celebrities choose to dress like that, but he was doing the same thing now. 

It was hard for him to move around campus as freely as he did at the beginning of the semester. Things were fine during classes, but the moment he left the classroom, Woo-Jin no longer had any privacy. When Woo-Jin looked around during lunch, he was constantly taken by surprise whenever he saw phones pointing at him. Even when he was getting coffee from the vending machine, he would hear the sound of camera shutters echoing. [1] Because of that, he felt apologetic towards his friends on more than one occasion. 

“Don’t worry about us. They’re not taking photos of us anyway. Even if they happened to capture our faces by accident, they would blur it out.”

Perhaps his friends had already experienced it quite a number of times before, so they were not bothered by it anymore. Woo-Jin was the only one feeling anxious and worried about his friends’ portrait rights and privacy. Even though none of his friends complained, Woo-Jin still...