As soon as Sung-Woon saw Ji-Woo’s face, he recalled what Ji-Woo had said before.

“Oppa, I’ll put a curse on you.”

***

Jang-Wan, who was acting as Sung-Woon’s younger sister, collected herself.

‘No. I already knew he was such a jerk. Calm down, Choi Seo-Yoon. The conversation hasn’t even started yet.’

And she was able to tell that Sung-Woon had been throwing glances at her from time to time while looking at his system windows.

‘He’s not ignoring me. He’s just trying to ignore me.’

Additionally, Jang-Wan knew of a way to make Sung-Woon stop.

Jang-Wan used to talk a lot with Choi Ji-Woo, her older cousin and Sung-Woon’s younger sister. Because Sung-Woon’s parents had to work, and Sung-Woon was a pro gamer himself, Choi Seo-Yoon, who lived closeby, used to visit Choi Ji-Woo at the hospital after school. At first, she went because her relatives had asked her to, but then she thought that visiting Ji-Woo and chatting with her wasn’t all that bad.

The majority of their conversations were initiated by Jang-Wan, but some were started by Ji-Woo. Because Ji-Woo stayed in her ward every day, though, there wasn’t really anything for her to talk about. Most of the things she talked about were thus centered around Sung-Woon. In Jang-Wan’s perspective at the time, Sung-Woon actually seemed like a good older sibling. He would call his ill little sister...