Lahat ng Kabanata ng What’s Wrong With My Art Coach?: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

Inn Woo stood by the sidelines, watching the next set play since Min-a was taking forever to talk to his older sister. She did have his one hundred percent love and support since she brought food because that was all that mattered. After at least 15 minutes of switching from foot to foot and watching amateurs play, he decided he had had enough and was starting to get scarily hungry. Tired of waiting, Inn Woo turned around just in time to face Min-a storming towards him with a pissed-off countenance, only to stride angrily past him and across the court towards the locker room area. He stared after him in disbelief before turning around again to see Eun Hye walking off toward the parking lot. The food she brought lay on the bench untouched by any of them. Confused and torn apart, he tried to run after Min-a only to have the ball fly past his face, missing his nose by just a few inches. Inn Woo took that as a sign. “I hear you, universe. The food first.” He ran t

Guilt was a slow poison that tortured Eun Hye all through Tuesday night into the next morning. She tried her hands on some of the strongest wine they had in their cellar, convincing herself it wasn't going to mess her up as much as other alcoholic products did in the bar. She was wrong. She had just about enough to make her recall every good thing Min-a had done for her. Including the ones, he forgot to mention. Eun Hye hated to admit that he was right, she was the selfish ungrateful person between them. He was actually the reason she got to prove to their father that she was worthy of the CEO position, regardless of what the boards felt about what was between her legs. Getting out of bed proved to be a more difficult task than Eun Hye had thought it would be, and she missed some calls from Heidi, and then some from the insurance agency. It was probably the reason Heidi had called in the first place. Eun Hye groaned out loud, clutching t

“I'll come with you, Miss Seo. We can find Min-a together after you pick up your friend.” Kwan Seung-ho got to his feet, taking off his apron to neatly fold it on his dining chair. A burst of warmth exploded in Eun Hye’s chest before she realized that he was still using honorifics for her. She wanted to say something about that, but her ability to speak was cut off as she watched Seung-ho take his shirt off after his apron, repeating the same neat fold he practiced on the apron. Eun Hye watched his butt sway in his black sweatpants that hung low on his waist. The sudden implosion of energy and anticipation for the car ride to the airport came over her. How can she even explain that she was once reluctant and tired to drive over thirty minutes to the airport? Eun Hye gradually realized that Min-a was right. The way this man had a hold on her was wild. She truly needed to get laid. It was only her thoughts but it didn't take long before she recollect

For most of the ride back to Seo’s Family home, Duncan Laurence and Seo Eun Hye spent it catching up on each other's lives and accomplishments, which included the fact that Eun Hye made it to the CEO status she always dreamed of being as a kid. They got to the mansion somewhere around five in the evening after Duncan made them stop at his favorite ice cream spot around the corner. It had gone through an entire renovation and a lot more ice cream flavors had been added to its serving menus. “I don't know if it's just me but I think Mr. Kwan doesn't really like me..” Duncan still felt unsure because he barely knew the guy. He just met him today and yet, nothing about him felt receptive. It was almost like he was back in the Netherlands again where he was seen as a foreigner just because he had bold Asian genes. “Kwan Seung-ho?” Eun Hye couldn't help but laugh. “If only you witnessed our first few interactions. He is a straightforward person and very bl

After Eun Hye’s fourth glass, it occurred to her that she never really filled Heidi in on her ordeal with her father, especially the aftermath. Heidi was her assistant, so she decided to discuss further possibilities like herself being replaced by a more compatible man from the board; so the old fellows could finally sleep at night. Since Seo Eun Hye assumed the role of CEO for one of Seo's premier assets, their Digital Advertising agency, the male members of the corporate board consistently opposed her. Each task she undertook only intensified the pressure on her to deliver efficiently. Taking her last gulp and emptying the wine bottle, she concluded her last option was to face the heat in the kitchen. The only issue was her father was the chef. Spacing around to calm her anxiety, Min-a crossed her mind again. She left her room and headed towards his side of his glass mansion, dropping the empty bottle on the kitchen counter on her way there.