Our Glamorous Time( A Vsoo adaptation novel by Ding Mo)

Chapter 35(Blue Belt Lad)

Taehyung reached to the oolong tea, sipped it and put it back.

The simple motion made Jisoo’s heart pound rapidly.

She had to admit that sometimes a man was just handsome from top to bottom, and sometimes every move he made flaunted his suaveness. Even the way he drank was different from other men: he looked steadily ahead while accurately landing his hand on the cup. After picking it up, instead of holding the bottom or covering the whole thing with his palm and gulping it down like others, he left his hand slightly open and pressed his fingers on the bottle with equal strength in each finger. It kind of resembled how ancient people held their wine cups decorously and magnanimously, making his hands looked slender and captivating.

How could drinking water look magnanimous in her eyes?

“What are you looking at?” he suddenly asked.

Jisoo hadn’t expected that question. She smiled awkwardly and said, “Nothing. I’m just wondering, you really don’t drink anything sweet?”

“No,” he murmured. “I don’t like sweet.”

“Oh, okay.”

After a moment of silence in the car, he asked, “Do you like sweet?”

Jisoo thought about it for a moment and answered, “Actually, I like all sorts of flavors.”

Everything had its best flavor, whether it was sweet, sour, spicy, salty or bitter. She was willing to taste them all and she enjoyed discovering new things.

Taehyung smiled following her ordinary answer.

Jisoo blushed. “What are you smiling at?”

Taehyung peeked at her without saying anything.

He was innately tepid while she was enthusiastic about everything.

She was like a colorful flower blossoming in his quiet soul.

Though he wasn’t talking, Jisoo could sense that he was in a good mood.

It’s now or never.

Jisoo sipped her drink and said as though it was not at all a big deal, “Jung Haein and I have met before.”

Why would she want to tell Taehyung about this past relationship?

Jisoo had thought it through. To sustain a relationship, two people should be honest with each other.

In the mall, Taehyung had seen her and Jung Haein speaking in what had appeared to be an intimate manner. Although Haein was pretending to be a “teacher,” Taehyung was an intelligent person who could extrapolate from tiny issues. He probably wondered why Haein had spoken to a nobody such as herself. It was possible that he already suspected something, but just wasn’t revealing his thoughts.

After she said this, he stopped concentrating on driving for an instant and glanced at her. The look was a bit aggressive, which made Jisoo feel bashful.

All she had said was “met before,” but the look he gave her made her feel like he already knew everything solely based on that. But no one could see through something that vague.

The car arrived at the neighborhood where Jisoo lived. He turned the steering wheel gradually, looked in the rearview mirror, and started to back the car up. Jisoo dived in while he wasn’t looking at her. “Umm... He was a senior when I was a sophomore in college. We were originally close friends, but then we dated for around half a month. We broke up quickly because we weren’t compatible.”

Jisoo concealed something. She had broken up with Haein not because of incompatibility, but because he’d cheated on her. However, it was kind of a disgraceful thing to say, so she made up a reason.