If he were someone socially well-adjusted and normal, they wouldn’t care that much, but for Kim Hyun-Sung, this kind of situation was definitely hard to deal with. Actually, even ordinary people would feel at least a bit bothered by this. Well, perhaps if those ordinary people were teenagers.0

‘What the hell? Are you some middle schooler or something?’0

And there it was—proof that Kim Hyun-Sung’s communication skills had somehow stopped developing in his teens. He probably didn’t even understand what exactly was bothering him, or why his mood had suddenly soured so much, but there was no doubt that he was feeling something very close to jealousy. 0

To exaggerate a little, he looked seriously bitter.0

Honestly, it felt similar to when I told Jung Ha-Yan that Park Mijin became Han Sora’s new best friend. That comparison alone explained everything. Of course, unlike Jung Ha-Yan, the chances of Kim Hyun-Sung immediately deciding to kill Park Mijin or erase her from existence were pretty low.0

Sure, both of them had issues with communication, but Kim Hyun-Sung was far less impulsive than Jung Ha-Yan and wasn’t the type to openly cross the lines that society considered unacceptable. Still, even at a glance, he looked deeply uncomfortable. 0

Unlike Jung Ha-Yan, he wasn’t the type who could just throw himself completely into his emotions, which only seemed to frustrate him more. Even that ridiculously handsome face of his was full of confusion.0

He looked like he was thinking, ‘Why are they so clo...0