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We Never Even Broke Up

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Chapter 8

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1. "......!"

1. She fell asleep.

1. Without even drying her hair...

1. "......"

2. "Don't wait for me."

1. "Don't wait up"...

1. Words like that,

1. "You should have said them before you left."

1. "Who is it?"

1. "M-mom."

1. "...dad's not here."

1. His room is empty,

1. And he's gone. 2. "So I thought maybe he was here..."

1. "Han wonseo."

1. "It seems your father failed to teach you manners while having a conversation."

1. "Stand up straight and speak clearly."

1. "Yes, like that. Now you look like my child."

1. "......"

1. "Your father is gone. Don't look for him anymore."

1. "Why?!"

1. "Why can't I look for my own...!" 2. "Because I grew tired of living with him." 3. "He's emotional"

1. "And weak."

1. "He begged me to let him raise you, so I allowed it," 2. "But you're all grown up now,"

1. "And there's no need to leave my heir in the hands of someone so young."

1. "Someone so young and immature." 2. "It's a relief you take after me."

1. "And,"

1. "From now on, you will call me "Chairman.""

1. "Ms. Chairman."

1. "The redevelopment schedule is too tight."

1. "There are no major issues yet,"

2. "But we still haven't received consent from some residents," 3. "So I'd like to proceed with a more generous timeline."

1. "......"

1. "Manager jung yoonji."

1. "Yes, chairman."

1. "You lied."

1. "Didn't you report that team leader han wonseo was handling things well?" 2. "...I apologize."

1. "But she will get it done."

1. "......"

1. "I've brought the car." 2. "......!"

1. "To think you can't even handle something like that on your own." 2. "Pathetic."

1. "Get it done by the deadline. That in itself is a measure of your skill."

1. "......"

1. "I'll be going now."

1. "Already?"

1. "...she may talk like that, but she's very concerned about you."

1. "You seem more like the chairman's real child than I do, senior." 2. "You know her better."

1. "......"

1. "How have you been lately?"

1. "Is it nice living alone?" 2. "I see you less than I used to."

1. Alone... 2. If I tell her I'm living with eunha, she'll just ask a ton of questions.

1. "I have a few questions." 2. "Do you remember seo eunha?" 3. "Eunha?"

2. "I ran into her recently, by chance."

1. "Of course I do. It's nice to hear her name after so long."

1. "Is she doing well?" 2. "I'm not sure."

1. "This was the first time I've seen her since you told me how she was doing back then, so I don't really know..."

1. "Anyway, I'm heading out."

1. "Right."

1. When I lost contact with eunha, she was the one who told me what had happened.

1. "Senior."

1. "By any chance, are you in contact with eunha?"

2. "Eunha?"

1. She's been pretty busy lately.

1. "Look at this."

1. I introduced her to a friend of mine. 2. I think they're dating.

1. After that, I gave up on looking for eunha.

1. "It's late. Is eunha still not back?"

1. Looks like she stopped by the house during the day. 2. She just left her clothes lying around.

1. "Where are you?"

1. "Eunha."