Chapter 165 – Actually, I’m Not Getting My Period This Time.

Hearing the nagging voice of the heroine who became her wife and the cries of the baby born between them, the male protagonist vows to get her a vasectomy. The movie ended with a happy ending.

Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot. It was a pity for the main character, but almost everyone in the movie theater laughed as he decided to have a vasectomy.

But unlike others, I couldn’t. I couldn’t even shake my body from laughing, but there was one such situation here.

As the end credits rolled, the inside of the theater lit up. People groaned and got up one by one and walked towards the exit.

I looked at those people and looked down at my left shoulder.

“Sue… Suu…”

There was the face of Se-hee, who was sleeping with her head leaning on my shoulder. From the middle to the end of the movie, I couldn’t even laugh recklessly to protect this lovely appearance.

“Sue… Suu…”

The way he slept had a different charm than when he opened his eyes and looked at me. The lightly closed eyelids tremble from sleep. Like a cat rubbing its sleeping face on my shoulder. All of them were lovely.

I didn’t get to see the movie properly, but I still feel proud of protecting this cute face.

Anyway, it’s a pity, but I had to wake her up now that her movie is over and her surroundings have lightened up. Actually, rather than wanting to go out, the biggest thing was not wanting to show this lovely side of me to others.

I called Sehee by name and shook her shoulder lightly.

“Is it Sehee?”

“Um…”

“Sehee. Gotta go now huh? Wake up.”

“Okay, brother…”

Oh my god. Isn’t it so cute to be struggling to sleep?

I would have liked to see more of this if possible, but it was time to wake up.

He called out his name while gently shaking Sehee again.

“Let’s get up now, Sehee. The movie is over.”

“Uh, ugh… The movie is over, okay?”

“Huh. Let’s go now.”

“Uh…”

She had just woken up and looked around her with her blank face. Then, when people around her glanced at us, she seemed to realize she had been sleeping in the cinema.

“Ah! I’m sorry, brother!”

“No, I’m not sorry.”

“I-I-I’m sorry!”

Se-hee apologized one after another and stood up. Maybe I wasn’t awake yet, or I was too flustered, and I tried to get out of bed.

“I’m sorry, brother. Uh, hey, let’s go now.”

“Okay. Hang on.”

Unlike her rush, I leisurely arranged the empty popcorn bucket and paper cup. I gathered the cups that were icy water into a bucket and got up from the bed.

That’s how we came out of the theater almost last. All the while, Sehee didn’t stop apologizing to me.

“I’m sorry, brother. Because of me.”

“Because it’s okay.”

“Still, you probably haven’t seen the movie properly.”

“Did I see your sleeping face properly?”

“!”

Se-hee opened her eyes wide in surprise at my words. Then he looked up at me with a look full of anticipation and a little fear.

“How was it, how was it?”

“What. Are you sleeping?”

“… Yes, that’s it.”

“It was cute. It was lovely.”

“…”

A smile bloomed on her lips. She smiled like that and bit her lower lip a little cuter than when she slept and then she asked me.

“Didn’t you drool?”

“I spilled it, of course.”

“!”

“I also blow my nose a little bit.”

“Gee, really?”

“Yeah, that made it even cuter.”

“Uh, I-I don’t snore?”

“I heard you screaming, but what are you talking about?”

As I said, I threw away the popcorn container I was holding in the trash can next to the theater exit. When I put trash in the hole and looked back at Sehee, she seemed still shocked by my joke.

Normally, she wouldn’t have been fooled by such a lie, so I looked at her with her cute eyes and told her the truth.

“It is a lie. I didn’t drool, I didn’t snore.”

“Yes?”

“It is a lie. You just slept deathly.”

“… Brother!”

Knowing the truth, Se-hee slapped my forearm as if slightly angry. I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw that he was cute even when he was angry.

“Brother! Why are you lying!”

“Sorry. Sorry.”

“You were really scared!”

“I’m sorry. Sorry.”

I grabbed her arm as she continued to hit me while apologizing to her. Of course, she didn’t hold her so strongly that it hurt, and Sae-hee didn’t resist, holding her arm obediently. I let go of her hand and put her arm around her shoulder.

“Sorry. Huh?”

And to comfort her, she spoke in a soft tone.

“I played a joke on you because you were so cute. Are you upset?”

“I didn’t squirm.”

“Ah, you’re right that you’re upset. Stop getting angry I’ll buy you something delicious for dinner later.”

“Because I didn’t pout.”

“Don’t do that. But how are you cute when you get angry? How?”

When I whispered these words, Se-hee said with a hard face while blushing.

“Don’t do that again.”

“Okay. I won’t do it again. Really.”

I must have been forgiven by her, and I walked down the aisle of her movie theater side by side with her, relieved by her reconciled atmosphere. In the meantime, Sehee muttered as if grumbling.

“I was really scared.”

“Okay. Sorry.”

“The college entrance exam is close, and there are things that bother me these days. Don’t stress me out.”

“I’m sorry, sincerely.”

“It’s not like that.”

“Huh. I won’t.”

“But brother.”

“Huh?”

“Don’t you wonder what it means to care about me?”

I didn’t mean to ask, but I asked to put my mind at ease.

“What?”

“You want to know?”

“Huh. I want to know so much tell me.”

“Really?”

“Because it is. I’m very curious. Let me know.”

“Really.”

“Huh.”

“Then,”

Sehee, who was speechless, suddenly stopped walking. He didn’t stop there and looked at me with a serious face.

“Brother.”

“Uh?”

“Actually, I don’t have my period this time.”

“… What?”

My brain went blank. What came to mind was, of course, the day I went camping. What the four of us, Mawang, Sehee, and Minah, did together in the tent that day.

Even in the midst of my panic, she didn’t stop her talking.

“Probably the day I went camping, I think it was then.”

“Oh, no, you took that, blood, birth control pills. I heard you went to the hospital and took the morning-after pill?”

“There is no birth control that is 100% safe.”

While listening to those words, she remembered what the demon king had said the morning after she went camping. “Especially for Se-hee, yesterday was her ovulation day,” She didn’t hear everything, but she knew what she was trying to say.

“Brother.”

At this time, Sehee called me with a serious face. I stared at her, her with her hair, her complex yet her.

“Are you going to take responsibility?”

“Uh, uh uh… Gee, I’ll get it. Huh. I will take responsibility.”

“Thank god.”

As she answered, she raised the corners of her mouth in relief.

“It’s a lie.”

“What?”

“I told you. It’s a lie.”

“Oh no, is that a lie?”

“Yes, that is a lie.”

“Hey!”

I forgot that this was a public place and shouted at Sehee.

“You scared the dog!”

But she shamelessly nodded her head, saying she knew.

“Yes. That was how I felt earlier.”

“Is this the same as before?!”

“Same. Both are lies.”

“The content is different! Content!”

When I realized it was a lie, I finally felt relieved. Wiping the cold sweat on my forehead before I knew it, I asked Se-hee again.

“Why would you lie about something like that! I was very surprised!”

“Ah, oppa is so cute that I played a joke on him.”

“Yeah! This is on a different level!”

“Don’t be angry, brother. Yes?”

She rubbed her head against my chest as if to relieve my anger. It shouldn’t be like this, but her smile spread as she let go of her anger the way she wanted.

As I pretended to laugh and laughed, Sehee looked up at me with charming eyes.

“Ha, really.”

“Brother. Let go of your anger. But oppa is cute when he gets angry, right?”

“No, okay. Got it.”

“Then are you angry?”

Then Sehee tried to take her head off my chest. But I hugged my head like that.

“No. It hasn’t been solved yet.”

“Yes?”

“I think it will get better if you keep doing this.”

“… Yes ♪”

We hugged for a while, then started moving again as we ran into an employee leaving the theater.

As I was walking through the cinema, I saw the ticket office, and Se-hee called out to me, looking in front of me, not me.

“Brother.”

“Uh?”

“But there is.”

“Huh.”

“Did you stutter when you said you were responsible?”

“Uh?”

“If… I don’t like you,”

“No.”

She stopped negative words from coming out of her mouth. I turned my head and looked at Se-hee, who was walking side by side with her arms crossed.

“Sorry for stuttering. I did it because I was flustered. But, what I said was true. It’s not a lie.”

“Really?”

“Then. Did you see me lying?”

“I know.”

“No, then did you see me lying about something like this?”

“… No.”

Sehee looked back at me with a smile as she answered.

“Your brother is not one to lie about things like this.”

“Yes.”

I also responded to her gaze with a smile.

“I would never lie about something like this.”

We left the cinema looking at each other with happy eyes. It was autumn, so it was already dark outside.

I asked Se-hee, conscious of my still hungry stomach even after filling it with popcorn and Coke.

“Oh, I am hungry. Sehee. Let’s go eat. Where do you want to eat?”

“Yes, of course.”

“Okay? What do you want to eat?”

“But I didn’t think about what I wanted to eat, but I thought about where I wanted to eat.”

“Where is it?”

What came out of her mouth was an unexpected place.

“But there you are, Sehee.”

“Yes, brother.”

“Really, you say you don’t have your period. That’s a lie, right?”

“Well. I don’t know yet.”

“What?”

“It’s still a long way to menstruate. We will find out next week.”

“Ha, I’m glad.”

“Brother. I told you. I’ll find out by next week.”