here | han jisung

here | han jisung

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"I wouldn't want to spend a day watching you and your snobbish boyfriend making out." "That is a bitchless man behaviour." The way you hate the man who works for your father a little too much is unexplainable. He will always be there, wherever you are, wherever you go. He will be there only god knows how annoyed you are with his presence not to mention, his annoying way of speaking and his snarky remarks about you. "You don't have to always be here, Jisung." "Do not get used to it, I was asked to."
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