Chapter 76

Li Huanle didn't know that he had been thought of as a young man who did something shameful. If he knew, he would probably challenge her to a fight.

Because of the previous uncertain events, Li Huanle's mood plummeted. He sat back in the driver's seat, tossed the gift box aside, and took out his phone to send a text to Jiang Minjing, telling her to come back on her own tonight and that he wouldn't go to the concert.

Then Li Huanle drove home.

...

In the Cheongdam-dong SL high-end villa area, where people who live here are usually social celebrities and true rich people, although it can't be said that everyone here is a tycoon.

Many people choose to live here for two reasons: one is the excellent environment, and of course, the villas are also great, and the other reason is investment.

There are also many celebrities living here, but the ones who can afford to buy a house here are all true stars.

At this moment, in a villa on the east side of the SL villa area, two beautiful women were in the house, one of whom was sobbing softly.

"Drink less, Miss Chae-yeong!"

The woman speaking wore a blue long dress and a short coat, with a single ponytail, exuding an Eastern classical charm. She looked to be about the same age as Han Chae-yeong, with a mole on her nose that didn't detract from her beauty but added a unique charm. At this moment, she was holding her friend's hand, worried and consoling her.

The woman sitting next to her was Han Chae-yeong, who had come to find her friend to drink after parting ways with Li Huanle an hour ago.

"Sniff, Jia-ren, why is he such a person? I really want to kill him!!" Han Chae-yeong seemed to be on the verge of collapse, suddenly throwing herself into her friend's arms and crying out.

Perhaps women understand women better. When Li Huanle received those materials, he thought about dumping the man and finding true love, without considering how painful and angry it would be for a woman.

The woman hugging Han Chae-yeong, Jia-ren, is also a female actor who married a few years ago, Han Jia-ren.

In 2001, Han Jia-ren graduated from Paejae Women's High School and entered Kyung Hee University, majoring in tourism management. In 2002, she entered the entertainment industry through a commercial for Korean Air.

She later starred in many popular TV dramas and married actor Yeon Jung-hoon in 2005, but continued her acting career. However, after the end of "My Girl" in 2007, she suddenly retired, which caused many people to be concerned and even speculate whether it was because of Yeon Jung-hoon, who had just completed his military service.

Regardless, Han Jia-ren's fans were very sad, and many even turned into anti-fans, including anti-fans of Yeon Jung-hoon.

Han Jia-ren hugged Han Chae-yeong, gently patting her back, feeling very uneasy. She had also met Choi Dong-gun, but never expected him to be such a person.

At the same time, Han Jia-ren was worried: would her own husband be like that?

She was also concerned about what Han Chae-yeong should do in the future. Could she return to the entertainment industry after a divorce? Popularity is not something you can easily regain.

Han Jia-ren suddenly felt regretful, regretting why she agreed to be a full-time housewife. This boring and monotonous life was almost driving her to the brink of collapse. She didn't know how other housewives could endure it.

Even more terrifying was the thought of her own marriage changing.

Thinking about this, Han Jia-ren quickly dispelled the thoughts from her mind. Perhaps the events that happened to Han Chae-yeong had a huge impact on her, making her heart boil.

Gently patting Han Chae-yeong's back, Han Jia-ren's gaze wandered around the empty living room. Thinking about it, Yeon Jung-hoon had been away filming for a month and hadn't come home.

"What am I staying at home for? To be a doll that can't walk?"

"Comeback!"

These two words flashed in Han Jia-ren's mind, and she couldn't stop thinking about them.

Han Chae-yeong, after drinking, sobbed and rambled on about revenge, wanting to ruin that bastard, and eventually fell asleep in Han Jia-ren's arms.

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At 10 PM, Li Huanle lay on the small bed in the computer room, continuing to write his first TV drama script. In Korea, TV dramas are filmed and broadcast simultaneously, and the script can even be changed based on audience reactions.

Generally, after writing the first few episodes, the writer would stop, but the general plot and subsequent developments would be outlined.

Then the script would be submitted to the TV station for review, and only after passing the review would the writer continue. It's rare to write dozens of episodes at once.

At this moment, Li Huanle was writing a standard Wednesday-Thursday mini-series, which usually has fewer than 20 episodes. He had already written up to the 11th episode.

While learning, recalling, and creating, Li Huanle planned to revise the entire script after finishing all the episodes.

"Actually, having such a girlfriend wouldn't be bad, it's really high-end and classy!" Li Huanle leaned against the pillow, typing and muttering.

"Bang!"

"Ghost!"

"Damn, you scared me to death!"

A loud noise and the sudden opening of the door, without any warning, almost made Li Huanle throw his laptop.

"Asshole, are you crazy? Don't you know that scaring someone can kill them? Why are you so jumpy? And you sneak in like a thief, coming home without making a sound!" Li Huanle sat up, glaring at Jiang Minjing, who was standing at the door with a smile, and angrily shouted.

Wearing a blue long dress and a completely mismatched sports jacket, Jiang Minjing looked like she had just finished work and rushed home.

"(*^__^*) Hehe, did I scare you?" Jiang Minjing didn't care about Li Huanle's anger and instead sat down next to the bed, smiling happily.

Li Huanle looked at Jiang Minjing's white calves and cute, bare feet, his eyes lingering but still said, "Go put on some shoes, and better put on some pants. Aren't you cold with your legs bare? Go quickly!"

"Once I'm in the blanket, I won't be cold!" Jiang Minjing lifted her feet and pulled away the blanket Li Huanle had on, her feet quickly slipping in, and she pressed herself against Li Huanle.

"You, you, what are you doing!" Li Huanle was startled by Jiang Minjing's actions, his body stiffening. Although they used to cuddle and watch movies or play around a few years ago, back then Jiang Minjing was just a little girl to him, not the fully matured woman she is now.

Logically, Li Huanle's personality should be carefree, but for some reason, he felt unusually timid around this "sister."

Instead, Jiang Minjing, with her short hair, turned to look at Li Huanle sweetly and said, "Oppa~~ Where's my gift?"

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PS: The consecutive promotions for the new book are over, and I'm going to sprint next week (┬＿┬). Now I'm worried whether it's a normal issue or a problem with the genre. It's clearly a light and refreshing story, but I'm so frustrated, feeling powerless. I don't know if I'm overthinking, but I feel like I don't have much luck writing books! o(︶︿︶)o Sigh!