‘Something’s happening.’

He was sure after calling Jiseok. Something had happened to her. Maru, who nervously tapped his feet, eventually sighed and leaned back. He didn’t want to force her to tell him what happened when she didn’t want to. Like Jiseok said, she was not a little kid. Although she made others worry by acting like a three-year-old sometimes, she wasn’t someone that couldn’t take care of herself. If she really had a hard time, she would probably come to him herself. His role would probably be to listen to her and encourage her when the time comes.

The coach slowed down until it eventually stopped. They had arrived at Yeouido station. He woke Bangjoo up. After waking up, Bangjoo yawned. Joon-gi and Sooyoung, who sat behind him, groaned as they woke up.

“My waist hurts.”

“It’s not surprising considering that you’ve been asleep for four hours. Let’s get off. We’re here.”

He dragged Bangjoo, who was still half asleep and staggering, off the coach. Just as the background actors and minor actors were saying their goodbyes, there was a simple roll call.

“Thank you everyone and you may go home now.”

“Thank you for your work.”

It was midnight. The last train shouldn’t have gone past yet, but the city buses should have stopped for the night.

“Bangjoo, when we arrive at Suwon, take the taxi home. I’ll give you the fares....