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We Never Even Broke Up

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Chapter 12

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1. "Are you just gonna leave? Let's talk for a sec."

1. "You remember what happened yesterday, right?" 2. "Hmm"

1. "You know, you made a promise with me yesterday." 2. "What promise? I don't remember."

1. "......"

1. "We were supposed to start sharing a room today." 2. "You said you were scared to sleep alone at night."

2. "What the...!!"

1. "I remember everything! When did I ever say that!" 2. "Ugh..!"

1. "What, so you do remember?"

1. "Too bad, so sad."

1. "In that case,"

1. "I guess you also remember we were supposed to eat together?"

1. ...I really need to quit drinking.

1. I managed to get away by cleverly using the lunch promise as an excuse, but...

1. We'll have to eat together at least once, right?

1. I need to find a part-time job, fast. 2. I need money to move out.

1. "This is..."

1. "!" 2. "Mr. Choi."

1. "Ms. Seo."

1. "I tried some the other day and they were amazing." 2. "And I was looking for you, ms. Seo. I already gave some to the other teachers."

1. "Thank you!" 2. "What were you up to?"

2. "I was just looking to see if there were any good part-time jobs."

1. "I had to quit my last one."

1. "The owner of a cafe I know is looking for someone. Want me to introduce you?" 2. "!"

1. "It's an all-night place, so they should have a spot open that works with your schedule, ms. Seo." 2. "Yes! That would be"

1. "Great!"

1. It's not far from the academy.

1. It's bright, clean, and has a nice vibe. I like it.

1. I'd love to work here.

1. I heard the owner does the interviews themselves. I wonder when they'll get here.

1. "!"

1. "Mr. Choi?"

1. "Ms. Seo." 2. "There you are."

1. "Yes. But mr. Choi, what are you..." 2. "Oh! You're here to see the owner, right? To help me with my interview!" 3. "Sir,"

1. "Would you like a cup of coffee?"

1. "Thank you."

2. "......!"

1. "Should I get something for ms. Seo to drink..."

1. "You're the owner?!"

1. "Yes."

1. "Actually, this is my main job." 2. "An employee"

1. "An employee quit after finding a full-time career, so a position opened up." 3. "So I was looking for someone who could start"

1. "Could start right away." 2. "Since I know you well, ms. Seo, we can skip the interview."

1. "These are the terms, please take a look."

1. "You can take your time to think it over and decide..."

1. "Sir!" 2. "I can start right now!"

1. "Right now!" 2. "Wow! So you're hired now!"

1. "Then please start tomorrow, and..."

1. "Would you like to have lunch with me today?"

1. "Lunch?"

1. "There's a place I've been wanting to try, but it feels a little weird going alone..." 2. "How about today? Are you free?"

1. "I'm busy."

1. "How are you busy?" 2. "Do you have plans or something?"

2. "No, it's not like that, but..."

1. "...hm?" 2. "Then you're..."

1. "Then you're free." 2. "Later."

1. I'll hit you up later if I'm free. 2. Why am I thinking of han si-woo now?

1. Wonseo right now?

1. "Hm?" 2. "Do you like pasta?"

1. "I hear the pasta there is delicious."

1. "The crème brûlée they serve for dessert has good reviews, too." 2. "Let's go together, eunha."

1. "Gh-"

1. Seo eunha...

1. She didn't even tell me her new number, but... 2. "I'll hit you up later if I'm free."

3. "She says she'll get in touch?"

1. I wonder if she even has my number.

1. The academy is further down this way...

1. "Oh,"

1. "It's eunha." 2. "!"

1. "What the hell is that?!"

1. To be continued in the next chapter.