TTS Vol 2 Ch 9.3

The reason Taeri hadn’t replied was because she didn’t want to. She didn’t want to do as he said. She especially didn’t want to have dinner with him alone outside.

She knew that after dinner, he would pry open her mouth with his penis, spread her legs and thrust inside her, and keep her awake all night. Just because he had arranged a meeting with her father.

Of course, it was true that she was willing to sacrifice her body for her father, but hearing him say things like she was easy and had nothing to offer but her body made her not want to do any of this.

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Park Chigyeong must be really furious by now. She had a history of ignoring his calls and disappearing. Back then, he had gripped her jaw as if he were about to break it, and this was the second time, so this time, he might actually do it.

He’s a man who could so ruthlessly beat his own brother, how much easier would it be for him to hit someone who wasn’t family?

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Especially someone he considered as easy as Kang Taeri.

As she politely declined Mrs. Shin’s offer of dinner and was about to head up to the second floor, Taeri stopped dead in her tracks. She had run into Park Chigyeong, who had just entered the house.

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The surprise on Taeri’s face was only fleeting. Hiding her expression, she bowed to him with an indifferent face.

“You’re here.”

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“Is your phone broken?”

“No. It’s fine.”

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“And you didn’t see my message?”

“No. I saw it.”

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He fell silent for a moment, and she saw him frown, his brows twitching.

“Rest well.”

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Not wanting to prolong the conversation, she gave a dry greeting and turned to go upstairs. But Park Chigyeong reached out and handed her something. He spoke with an unexpectedly calm expression.

“Take this upstairs. You probably haven’t eaten dinner yet.”

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The black bag smelled of the tteokbokki he had bought her twice before. Taeri didn’t take it. Instead, she hid her hands behind her back and frowned, as if he were offering her trash.

“I’m sick of it. I don’t want to eat it.”

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She clearly saw the faint crease appear between Park Chigyeong’s eyebrows. But Taeri ignored it and ascended the stairs, leaving him behind. Having stayed at his house for almost two weeks, she had become quite accustomed to climbing these stairs.

As Taeri began to climb, Park Chigyeong, still standing in the same spot, let out an irritated sigh and rubbed his eyes.

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“You really have shitty manners.”

Taeri’s steps paused momentarily, then continued taking another step. He spoke again, his voice sharp with annoyance.

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“I’ll give you 30 minutes. So wash up, change clothes, and come down. Let’s go out to eat.”

“No. I’m a little tired today.”

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“Do you think acting coy and rude like this will make you seem less easy?”

Park Chigyeong’s sharp words flew like blades, piercing Taeri’s defenseless back. She bled profusely, but she didn’t turn around. Perhaps because of this, his voice soon softened, becoming as gentle as if he were coaxing a child.

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“Alright. Miss Kang Taeri is not easy. That’s why I came here personally to pick up such a precious person. I’ll wait, so come down.”

The deeper the wounds in her heart became, the higher Taeri held her head as she climbed the stairs. She wanted to appear unwounded. Unaffected.

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“I’m in a very bad mood today. I’m stressed. So don’t provoke me any further, and just do as I say.”

See? Look at me, unaffected by all your bullshit. Your words mean nothing to me. They can’t even scratch me.

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“This isn’t a request, Taeri. I know you have at least that much sense, even if your body is easy.”

But the problem was, the more she pretended to be unaffected, the more venomous his words became. The problem was this awful man, determined to draw blood like someone obsessed with seeing her bleed.

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“If you’re easy in body and stupid, what’s the difference between you and a prostitute? You said you weren’t one.”

Her heart she’d barely managed to hold together kept wavering.

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“Come downstairs while I’m still being nice.”

With each step she took, his words shattered like glass shards, piercing her skin and finally drawing blood.

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I wish you were dead, you goddamn bastard.

* * *

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He had been driving in silence. Taeri also didn’t want to talk to him, so she even breathed quietly, afraid that he might find fault with her breathing and start a conversation.

Resting her chin on her hand, she turned her head away from him and gazed at the unremarkable scenery outside the window. She glanced at the navigation system. Their destination was Paju. 

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Why was he driving all the way to Paju for dinner with someone he considered so easy?

He could have just thrown her a cup of ramen.

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He was a man she couldn’t understand no matter how hard she tried. Exhausted, with no energy left to even muster up any anger, she sighed softly and closed her eyes, resting her head against the window.

Perhaps it was her imagination, but the ride suddenly felt much smoother.

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She must have been very tired because she drifted off to sleep the moment she closed her eyes.

…Pathetic Kang Taeri.

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She slowly opened her eyelids at the sound of murmuring voices. It took her a while to figure out where she was.

She saw a large screen in front of her, with foreign actors performing.

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Dialogue from the movie played through the radio, tuned to a specific frequency. The driver’s seat was empty.

Besides their car, there were four other cars parked sparsely around them.

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Drive-in theater. 

It took her a while to realize where she was.

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Being at a drive-in theater wasn’t the problem. The problem was the person who had brought her here. The problem was that the owner of the empty driver’s seat was Park Chigyeong.

Click. 

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Just then, the owner of the driver’s seat returned, and Taeri reflexively closed her eyes and pretended to be asleep.

She felt him sit down. The smell of stale cigarette smoke wafted in with the breeze. He must have smoked more than one. She felt him looking at her. Even with her eyes closed, she could sense his gaze fixed on her.

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Then, his finger touched the tip of her nose. The scent of cigarettes mingled strangely with the cologne he usually wore, assaulting her senses. She held her breath reflexively. At that moment, the desire not to inhale anything of him washed over her.

She heard a chuckle, and his finger withdrew. She felt him move away, and she finally breathed again.

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“If you’re pretending to be dead and not actually asleep, why don’t you open your eyes? If you’re going to feign sleep, at least breathe.”

The elegant voice immediately embarrassed her, and Taeri, feeling her face flush, opened her eyes and sat up straight. Ahem, clearing her throat, she glanced at him in the driver’s seat.

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Park Chigyeong was smiling while caressing the corner of his lips.

Park Chigyeong, smiling so brightly? 

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Taeri found the scene incredibly surreal, even as she witnessed it.

She noticed that the suit he was wearing today was different from his usual dark ones. The unexpectedly bright color suited him remarkably well. It felt as if color had been finally added to the man who had been all monochrome.

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As she stared at him, half-dazed, he handed her a coffee from the cup holder. She then noticed there were also snacks he had placed beside her. The thought that he had prepared all of this while she was sleeping soundly struck her as incredibly strange. Park Chigyeong wasn’t someone who seemed to fit with such things.

She would have preferred him to be the way he was before, casually stabbing her in the back and twisting the knife until the bone showed. That suited him better.

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“Why… why did you bring me here?”

“Why else would I come to a theater?”

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Park Chigyeong held his coffee and leaned back in his seat. Keeping his eyes on the screen, he rested his head on his arm, which he had casually draped behind him. Everything about him, from his relaxed posture to the way he sipped his coffee through a straw, felt unfamiliar.

It felt like a demon in human skin, trying to deceive her by saying, I’m just like you.

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No matter how she looked at it, this didn’t suit him. She didn’t want to see this side of him.

Please, don’t pretend to be human in front of me.

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Suddenly irritated by all of this, Taeri frowned and spoke accusingly.

“Are you planning on having car sex with me here? If so, you could have done that anywhere near the house. Why waste gas coming all the way to Paju?”

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“You talk as if you’ve become a prostitute.”

“I’m easy. You told me so, sir. If you want, I’ll do it for you here. As a thank you for arranging the meeting with my father.”

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Park Chigyeong’s momentarily relaxed expression slowly distorted.

His eyes, slowly shifting from the screen to her, were chillingly cold. But she felt more at ease facing those eyes than his fake gentle facade.

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Closing his eyes, Park Chigyeong sighed and rubbed his forehead. He shoved his coffee cup into the cup holder and sat up straight. Every movement of his hands was filled with restrained yet uncontrolled emotions.

“You’ll give it to me as a ‘thank you?’”

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Still not looking away from the screen, he reached into his pocket and pulled out a cigarette pack. With a cigarette in his mouth, he chuckled and flicked his lighter. He lit the cigarette and inhaled deeply, his gaze still fixed on the screen.

Big lesson number one, all the time travel in the world can’t make someone love you.

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The line from the movie played through the radio, and subtitles appeared on the screen.

Park Chigyeong, frowning, took a drag of his cigarette and reached down to unbuckle his belt and unzip his pants.

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Is he really going to do it here? 

As Taeri’s eyes widened with apprehension, she saw Park Chigyeong reach out. Soon, his hand grabbed the back of her head and shoved it down between his legs.

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“……!”

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