"Why are you so lost in thought? What's going on? Is your beloved twin causing trouble again?" Rami asked Rora.
"Not at all. He's getting married tomorrow, so no more of the old Ruka," Rora replied.
Rami chuckled at her answer. He knew her well—Rora was always the one to look on the bright side, especially when it came to her twin brother, Ruka. However, Rora's optimistic views were often far from the reality of who Ruka really was.
"I know your brother just as well as you do, Rora. Mark my words, Ruka won't change that easily. You'd better prepare for the worst," Rami warned her.
"Are you talking about his playboy attitude?" Rora asked, which was met with a nod from Rami.
"But it's not just that. Have you ever seen Ruka be serious about anything? His schoolwork, his assignments... you're the one who did them, right? You were supposed to go study overseas, but you didn't. Why? Because of him, right? I know your mom made you stay here because she knew how Ruka was. Otherwise, with his lousy SPM results, that's all he'd have going for him," Rami continued.
"I don't mind helping him. After all, he's my twin. His work doesn't burden me at all. I'm happy to help him," Rora said.
"Yes, I know you're twins, but don't let him take advantage of your kindness. I know you're sincere, but has he ever even said thank you?" Rami asked.
"Alright, bro, stop talking about him. He's getting married tomorrow, so just pray everything goes smoothly for him," Rora replied.
"Have you met your future sister-in-law? Is she a good match for Ruka? Or is she just like him?" Rami asked.
"I've met her a few times. Ruka brought her over for lunch with my family once," Rora said. "But I think she's probably really stuck-up, right? Well, I guess that's a good match for someone like Ruka," Rami kept talking about Ruka.
"Ugh, stop going on about Ruka! He's getting married, just wish him well. Is that so hard?" Rora scolded, though Rami only laughed before taking a sip of his drink.
Rora stood up quickly to head to the bathroom. In her rush, she accidentally bumped into a girl, causing the girl's belongings to spill everywhere. Rora immediately bent down to help her pick them up.
"Where were your eyes? You think my friend's stuff is cheap?" a voice scolded from beside her. Rami, noticing the commotion, quickly walked over to Rora.
The girl's friend kept grumbling, but was interrupted by her. "Ahyeon, I'm fine. It's my fault too for not seeing her coming," Pharita said, as Rora handed her the items she had gathered.
"See? Your friend even admits she was at fault. No matter how expensive something is, everything comes from nothing. Same goes for people like you, who may look high-class, but in the end, you're still full of filth, aren't you?" Rami said, trying to defend Rora in front of the arrogant girl.
"Oh my God! You're so rude. I could sue you for your unlicensed mouth," the girl snapped at him.
"You're Ruka's twin, right? Oh my God, Mr. Nerdy. What are you doing here? This place isn't for people like you," she said harshly, clearly irritated.
Rami, stunned that the girl knew Rora, asked, "Do you know her, bro? And hey, I don't care about your name, but this friend of mine here is a successful businessman and I'm his lawyer. You said you wanted to sue me, right? Well, let's take this to court and see who ends up getting sued," Rami shot back at the rude girl.
"Okay, okay, calm down, sir. I'm sorry on behalf of her. I know she was wrong and I hope you don't take it too seriously," Pharita apologized. "I also apologize for my friend. I didn't see you coming, I was in a hurry to go to the bathroom," Rora said.
