Peninsula: Superpowered Daily Life

Chapter 77 The Secret of Girlhood

After a period of hard work filming in Chuncheon, Lim Yoon-a returned to Seoul for other work.

After finishing her work, she called Zhou Wenzhe and arranged to meet at his home.

The two met and, without saying a word, immediately engaged in a very in-depth conversation.

The exchange was very successful, and both sides were very satisfied.

It just takes a bit of effort.

"I'm a little hungry," Lin Yoona said in a sweet, childlike voice, nestled in Zhou Wenzhe's arms.

What would you like to eat?

"I have nothing at home."

Because she has to film for long periods of time away from home, Yoona didn't keep any food at home, not even instant noodles, which are a common household item in Korea.

"Then let's order takeout."

I want to eat out.

"I don't care, but aren't you afraid of being seen?"

Zhou Wenzhe is just an ordinary person, so even if someone sees him having dinner alone with Lin Yun'er, nothing will happen. But it's different for her.

"So what if they see it? Can't celebrities make friends?" Yoona doesn't really care about these things now. Actually, as long as she's not eating alone with a male celebrity, it's not a big problem.

"Okay, then I'll go upstairs and change my clothes."

"Okay, see you in the parking lot later, I'm going to take a shower."

OK.

Zhou Wenzhe picked up his clothes from the ground and put them on. After bending down to kiss Lin Yoona, he turned and walked out.

Hearing the door close, Lim Yoona got up and went into the bathroom.

Stand under the shower head and turn on the water flow.

Soon, the entire bathroom was filled with steam.

As Yoona carefully cleaned the traces left on her lips and body, the shameful scene from earlier kept replaying in her mind.

She now wonders if she's gone mad, developing an emotional attachment to that man and finding it impossible to resist his body.

The reason she suddenly wanted to go out to eat with him was actually because she had her own ulterior motives.

When Zhou Wenzhe got home, he first took a shower and then changed his clothes.

Just as he was getting ready to leave, his phone rang.

When I picked it up, I saw that it was an unfamiliar number, but it was from Seoul.

connected.

"Hello, who is this?"

"Mooncheol-ssi, I'm Goo Hara."

"Ah, Horanuna, did you need something from me?"

"I just wanted to apologize to you. I'm sorry for taking care of you last night." Goo Hara learned from Choi Sulli that all three of them had gotten drunk last night and that Zhou Wenzhe had taken care of them.

"It's nothing, are you feeling better?"

"Yes, much better, thank you."

"Always look forward; life is still beautiful."

"Yes, it really is wonderful." Goo Hara felt completely relaxed now, as if a huge burden had been lifted off her shoulders. All the knots in her heart had disappeared, and some of her extreme negative thoughts had vanished.

"Then I'll treat you to a meal when I have time."

"OK."

Zhou Wenzhe could tell from Goo Hara's tone that she had emerged from that dark period, which made his wasted energy worthwhile.

Yes, it's a waste.

In fact, he could have used a simpler and more direct method to deal with this person, but he used the "tactic of unity" to make things seem reasonable and to deceive others.

After hanging up the phone, Goo Hara stared blankly at her phone, lost in thought.

For some reason, she suddenly felt that this matter seemed to be related to Zhou Wenzhe. Although this idea was very illogical, she just had this intuition.

This might be what people call a woman's sixth sense.

. . .

PARKING LOT.

Zhou Wenzhe listened to the songs playing on the radio, waiting for Lin Yoona to come down.

After listening to three songs, she finally got out and walked quickly towards her car.

At this moment, she was wearing a white shirt on top, a light blue long skirt on the bottom, and a pair of white sneakers on her feet. She looked particularly youthful and energetic. With her light makeup, she looked like a girl in her early twenties.

After getting into the car, Yoona, fastening her seatbelt, said, "Let's go eat Japanese food. I know a really good restaurant."

"Sure, where is it?"

"It's a bit far, it's in Gimpo."

"Is it still open?" Zhou Wenzhe glanced at the clock in his car. It was already past 11 p.m., and it would take about half an hour to drive there from here.

"It's open 24 hours."

"Okay, let's go. Enter the location into the navigation."

"it is good."

Zhou Wenzhe started the vehicle, while Lin Yun'er entered the navigation location on the display screen on the center console.

On the road.

At that moment, the radio station was playing Red Velvet's song "Power Up," which was released in June of this year.

"Wendy and the others must be very busy lately," Yoona asked casually.

She now knows that Zhou Wenzhe is not actually dating Sun Shengwan and that they are still friends, so the guilt and shame she felt before have disappeared.

Instead, there was a competitive spirit to firmly grasp Zhou Wenzhe's hand.

She is very confident in this regard.

First and foremost, there's the issue of time.

Why do celebrities often break up in relationships? It's because they spend too much time apart, plus the backlash from fans after their relationships are exposed.

Son Seung-wan is currently a very popular idol, and she must have a lot of work. With fewer opportunities to meet, how can they cultivate their relationship?

In addition, the relationship cannot be exposed at all, and even if they can meet, they have to do it secretly.

Although she is also an idol, she currently works primarily as an actress.

Actors don't work every day, and since she lived in the same building as Zhou Wenzhe, she naturally had more opportunities to see him, which naturally led to the development of their relationship.

Furthermore, in terms of looks, figure, and even fame, she is a level above Son Seung-wan, so the outcome is obvious.

The only advantage Son Seungwan has over her right now is that the two have known each other since childhood. But this is both an advantage and a disadvantage, since people who are too familiar with each other are less likely to become lovers.

"Yeah, I heard they're preparing for a concert and a new album."

"I remember this song was released by them this year."

"It seems so."

"It's reminiscent of our glory days." Yoona couldn't help but recall the heyday of Girls' Generation, when they would make comebacks two or three times a year, and each comeback was a huge hit.

While Red Velvet doesn't achieve massive success every time, their comebacks have been quite successful, upholding the glory of SM Entertainment's girl groups.

"By the way, you used to have 9 members, right?" Zhou Wenzhe didn't know much about Girls' Generation, but according to the information the system gave him, Girls' Generation had 9 members 14 years ago, and one of them left the group later.

When this matter was suddenly brought up, Yoona's expression became noticeably unnatural, and she nodded.

"Why did that member leave the group?" Zhou Wenzhe asked curiously. He found that very few girl groups in South Korea could keep the same members from the beginning to the end.

"Don't ask me that." Yoona didn't want to answer, after all, it involved a lot of secrets, and these secrets couldn't be known by outsiders, not even the closest people.

"Alright."

Since Lin Yoona was unwilling to talk about it, Zhou Wenzhe stopped asking. Actually, it would have been very simple for him to find out; he could have just used the system to check.

In this world, he has yet to discover anything that the system is unaware of.

Is the reason for the departure of Girls' Generation members harder to find than classified documents in the Pentagon?

check.

With a single thought, Zhou Wenzhe issued an instruction to the system.

He got the answer in a second.

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