Try working things out with him — was there a time when these words got on her nerves so much? Gaeul picked up a mango with her fork and spoke,

“Giwoo is just a friend. There is nothing to work out with him.”

The senior sitting opposite her looked taken aback.

“I thought you two looked good together. I think many people do.”

“Please don’t do that. It might make things awkward for us.”

“Giwoo looks like he has feelings for you though.”

“I’m sure he’s joking around, and it doesn’t matter even if he’s not. Giwoo and I are just friends.”

“If you’re worried about rumors, then don’t. Kids these days date perfectly well in cars. It’s not like people apologize to death like before if they get caught for it either. You’re at an age where you should be dating, aren’t you? Someone like Giwoo is really decent too. Don’t put so much distance and try meeting him. Heck, he’s from a rich family too.”

The sweet mango tasted bitter. Gaeul put down her fork and wiped her mouth with some tissue. She had a hard time staying seated. She had come for a vacation, so there was no need to keep listening...