Kasi could tell Gu Jin was in a bad mood, wrapped in a whole aura of collapse. She put the breakfast in front of her, then silently went to the sink to wash the dishes.
Gu Jin really just ate a couple of bites casually, then drifted back to the bedroom like a ghost.
She thought about a lot of things that night.
Even the kind of possibility she didn't dare imagine—she still forced herself to seriously think it through, enduring the torture of her racing heartbeat.
She vaguely understood something.
Whether it was external reasons or internal ones, she seemed to feel differently about little An now.
After she'd started to look forward to little An being intimate with her, crossing some line and doing something, she found she could no longer face him the way she always had.
They'd lived together day in, day out for years; their feelings for each other had long since gone beyond simple family affection.
