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Chapter 87 Jessica Jung: I got ripped off?!

Chapter 87 Jessica Jung: I've been robbed of my chance?! (Please subscribe!!!)

Inside the Volvo, Chen Ran put down his phone.

His thoughts on going to Jessica Jung's house were quite simple.

He and Jessica Jung are now good friends.

Jessica Jung said she had something important to discuss with him, so it wouldn't hurt for her to go see him.

Anyway, it wasn't his first time going there.

Besides, he won't do anything else. He'll just leave when it's about time.

Chen Ran fastened his seatbelt and prepared to start the car to go to Jessica Jung's house.

Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye, I caught two figures walking out of the restaurant next to the coffee shop.

A middle-aged woman and a tall figure wearing a mask.

He was tall with short black hair, dressed in a neutral outfit of a white T-shirt and slim-fit jeans, but his skin was excessively white, and his body shape did not resemble that of a man.

Chen Ran raised an eyebrow slightly.

He recognized the other person because they had just met two days ago.

At this moment, the middle-aged woman spoke a few words briefly to the tall figure with a cold expression, then turned and left.

She took two steps, answered a phone call, and instantly a smile appeared on her face, making the crow's feet at the corners of her eyes even deeper.

The tall figure stood alone, watching the middle-aged woman walk away and then drive off.

Chen Ran noticed a hint of melancholy in her eyes.

A few seconds later, the figure also stepped away from the spot and walked slowly along the roadside.

Chen Ran glanced at her, recalling certain things that Jessica and Kim Tae-yeon had mentioned to him, and started the car the next second.

The car slowly pulled up beside the figure. Chen Ran rolled down the window and honked the horn.

As she was walking, Sulli, who was slightly lost in thought, was startled by the sudden sound of a horn and instinctively turned her head.

The first thing you see is Chen Ran's smiling face.

"Chen Ran oppa!"

Chen Ran smiled and said, "Looks like I didn't mistake you for someone else. Where are you going? I'll give you a ride."

Choi Sulli instinctively wanted to refuse, but as her eyes glanced at the black Volvo, the image of Chen Ran standing beside the car, smiling and waving at her, flashed into her mind the day she encountered the anti.

Along with the visuals came a sense of security welling up from the bottom of my heart.

Choi Sulli swallowed the words of refusal that were on the tip of her tongue, opened the car door, and got in.

"Thank you, oppa."

The girl instinctively flashed a near-perfect smile and thanked him.

"You're welcome."

Chen Ran asked again, "Where are you going?"

Choi Sulli's smile froze.

Yes, she was so focused on getting on the bus, where is she going?

She really didn't know where to go.

I originally just wanted to take a walk by myself.

Do you want to go back to the dorm?

But she doesn't want to go back now.

There's no one in the dorm right now; she doesn't like being alone there.

But if she doesn't go back to the dorm, where else can she go?

She doesn't even have a rented place outside.

Choi Sulli's fair hand twitched slightly, and the perfect smile on her face seemed somewhat forced at this moment.

I was just about to give you any random shopping mall name to get rid of this question.

Chen Ran's gentle voice rang in my ears first: "If you don't have anywhere you want to go, then why don't you come with me?"

"what?"

Choi Sulli blinked at Chen Ran.

Chen Ran also looked at her and blinked.

"Oh... okay."

The girl agreed, and then, while turning her head to fasten her seatbelt, she pursed her lips twice, secretly adjusting her mindset.

Since I have nowhere else to go, following this oppa is fine too.

"Alright, then come with me."

Chen Ran looked ahead and was about to start the car when he suddenly remembered something and put the car in neutral.

I almost forgot, I just promised Jessica Jung that I would go to her house to talk to her, so I have to tell her first.

Although Sulli had promised Jessica Jung beforehand, this was an unexpected situation, and I believe Jessica Jung will understand.

After sending the message, Chen Ran put down his phone and said to Choi Sulli, "Sulli, you don't have any plans tonight, right?"

Choi Sulli nodded: "Yes, that's all."

"Um.

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Chen Ran nodded thoughtfully, then started the car.

"Let's go!"

Meanwhile, on her way home, Jessica Jung saw the message Chen Ran had just sent.

Sorry, something came up. Let's reschedule for another time.

It was followed by an apologetic emoji.

Jessica Jung stared wide-eyed, her mind filled with only one thought.

Who stole my thunder?!

Inside the villa.

Achoo!

Kim Tae-yeon, who was watching TV, suddenly sneezed.

Yoona, who was standing next to her, snapped out of her daze and asked with concern, "What's wrong, unnie? Is the air conditioning too cold?"

Kim Tae-yeon waved her hand: "No, it's just that my nose suddenly got a little itchy."

But a thought started to creep in: "Strange, why do I have this inexplicable feeling that my base has been raided?"

"Oh"

After confirming that Kim Tae-yeon wasn't cold, Lim Yoon-a continued to think about the question she had just asked.

She suddenly realized that there might be a man living in this unnie's house.

But then she thought about it again and realized that it was impossible.

She just saw it; Kim Tae-yeon's phone screen saver was still Chen Ran's photo.

Under these circumstances, how could a member of the opposite sex possibly move into this unnie's house?

Unless that person of the opposite sex is Chen Ran himself.

but...

This is reality, not a ghost story movie!

After pondering for a while, Lim Yoon-a still couldn't figure it out.

She secretly glanced at Kim Tae-yeon beside her.

She was certain that when that unnie went to the restroom, she was definitely sending a message to someone.

But who exactly is this person?

That person definitely won't be coming back today; we'll just have to wait for another opportunity.

Chen Ran raised his hand and gently rubbed his nose, which was inexplicably itchy, before putting his hand back on the steering wheel.

The atmosphere inside the car was far from quiet and somber.

Because from the moment the car started, Choi Sulli took the initiative to chat with Chen Ran, and she always had a sweet smile on her face.

Chen Ran noticed her initiative in responding, but didn't call her out on it, and continued to give her positive feedback.

Then, after one topic ended, he took the initiative to start another.

Upon seeing this, Choi Sulli subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.

She initiated the conversation because she didn't want the atmosphere to become quiet and awkward, as that would make her feel very uncomfortable.

She would feel that it was her fault that the atmosphere became like that.

But she gets tired too.

Fortunately, Chen Ran oppa also takes the initiative to start conversations.

The car drove all the way to the highway entrance.

Choi Sulli blinked and looked at Chen Ran, asking, "Oppa, where are we going?"

Chen Ran tilted his head to look at her: "Let's go somewhere I suddenly want to go. Don't worry, I won't sell you out."

The little joke made the girl smile.

"I'm not worried at all. It's not like we're going north. What's there to be afraid of?"

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"Hahahaha," Chen Ran laughed upon hearing this.

I dare not go north.

The car drove into the toll booth, took the card, passed through the gate, and quickly got onto the highway.

As the car accelerated, looking out the window at the other vehicles rushing by and the distant mountains, for some reason, Choi Sulli's heart suddenly calmed down, followed by a wave of exhaustion.

Chen Ran noticed this and said, "If you feel sleepy, take a nap. It'll be about four hours before we arrive."

Looking at Chen Ran's profile, Choi Sulli stopped forcing a smile and simply asked, "If I fall asleep, oppa, won't you be bored?"

"Won't."

Chen Ran turned to look at her and smiled, "Actually, it's good to be quiet for a while, isn't it?"

Choi Sulli's eyes flickered slightly, and she finally nodded.

"I'm going to sleep for a while. Oppa, if you get bored and want to chat with someone, just wake me up."

"it is good."

Choi Sulli slowly closed her eyes.

Perhaps she was really tired, because the girl soon fell asleep.

Chen Ran glanced at her sideways, silently turned the air conditioning fan speed down a level, and drove at a steady speed with his eyes on the road ahead.

After an unknown amount of time, a voice rang in Choi Sulli's ears.

"Sherry...Sherry..."

"Um...what's wrong, oppa?"

The girl opened her eyes groggily, her voice still hoarse and soft from just waking up.

"We've arrived," Chen Ran said with a smile.

"Hmm? We've arrived?"

Sulli jolted awake: "Did I sleep for that long?"

She quickly looked out the car window, and was momentarily stunned when she saw the scenery outside.

It's a beach, and it's the sea.

And it was a sea she knew very well.

This is the east coast of Busan.

Choi Sulli turned her head blankly: "Oppa, what brings you to Busan?"

"Because I suddenly wanted to come see the sea, and it just so happens to be summer now, the best season to see the sea. Also, I remember you're from Busan, so I came here."

Seeing the smile on Chen Ran's face, Cui Xueli couldn't smile back, and a complex mix of emotions welled up inside her.

Although saying this might seem a bit narcissistic, she genuinely felt that this oppa was here because of her.

So he saw it, right?

Seeing how she looked when she and her mother parted, she realized her own unhappiness.

"Sherry, you must have been here before, right?"

Choi Sulli pursed her lips and nodded.

"I've been here before. I came twice when I was little, with my parents and brother."

"Oh, let's go then, let's go see the sea." Chen Ran got out of the car first.

Perhaps because it was a weekday, there were very few people on the beach. Chen Ran even went out of his way to find an area with very few people.

Choi Sulli watched his retreating figure, her eyes flickering for a moment before she smiled.

I laughed from the bottom of my heart.

The girl quickly put on a mask, got off the bus, and hurried to catch up with Chen Ran.

It was around 6 p.m.

The summer sun hadn't completely set off yet; it had only advanced a little further along the western road home, just as the sunset was at its most brilliant.

The evening sea breeze gently brushed against Choi Sulli's cheeks, blowing the stray hairs at her temples to both sides.

The girl looked up and saw the white clouds on the horizon being dyed fiery red by the orange light, one after another, until they merged into a fiery cloud.

"So beautiful," the girl murmured softly.

She had no idea how long it had been since she had seen a sunset or evening glow.

Choi Sulli's gaze shifted downwards and landed precisely on the tall, upright figure walking not far ahead.

A few rays of the setting sun fell upon that figure, as if gilding him with a faint golden halo, which also made Choi Sulli's pupils gleam.

Suddenly, a thought popped into the girl's head: take a picture.

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