"That was Lee Boo-jin's private matter. It had nothing to do with us," Lin Yuan replied.
"Nothing to do with us? Why did I feel like it was very much related?" GAKKI-chan said with a smile.
"Were you suggesting that Lee Boo-jin's divorce had something to do with me?"
"Feeling a little guilty, are you?"
Lin Yuan: "..."
Did it really have nothing to do with him?
Lee Boo-jin, born in 1970, was thirty-five this year.
She had married that bodyguard boyfriend in 1999. According to Lin Yuan's memories from his previous life, she should have given birth to her first child near the end of 2002.
Although the child's name and birth date had been kept secret for years, how could a living person possibly remain completely hidden for decades?
So anyone who paid even a little attention to South Korean gossip knew that Lee Boo-jin's child was a son. He had not taken his father Im's surname, but his mother Lee's.
Yet in this life, it was almost 2006, and Lee Boo-jin had not given birth at all.
Her marriage to her bodyguard husband, Im Woo-jae, which had lasted until 2014 in Lin Yuan's previous life, had also ended in 2005—nine years early. Could anyone say that had nothing to do with Lin Yuan?
"Fine, I admit it had something to do with me, but not in the way you were thinking," Lin Yuan said.
"What way was I thinking?" GAKKI-chan asked with a broad smile.
"You've turned bad. You're not like you used to be," Lin Yuan said in mock anguish.
That cherry blossom girl who had once been like a warm padded jacket had actually started taking sarcastic digs at him.
She had definitely been influenced by Taylor Swift, Betty, and Qianqian.
After hearing Lin Yuan's