All Chapters of What’s Wrong With My Art Coach?: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Seo Min-a decided to go to the living room to watch some TV. He had it in his room but he couldn't watch it there, because then, he wouldn't be able to resist Kwan Seung-ho’s charms. The privacy they would be having there would only fuel the heat he started in the kitchen. How could he explain that he wasn't doing any of this with the intention of letting anything up his ass? Min-a still somehow had a portion of his mind that convinced him to a fault that he wasn't gay if he hadn't done anything to his ass yet. “We were having such a great time till you decided to flip the mood. What is it?” Seung-ho asked Min-a, quick on his heels behind him. Min-a replied by switching the Netflix account to his own and putting on a random show. Seung-ho dragged in a deep breath. For a moment, he considered going home. He thought he had studied Min-a's mood swing properly. At least now he knew he wasn't even close to resolving it. Quietly, he sat beside Min-a. Th

“Mr. Kim?! Wow, I had no idea you still remembered where this hall was. Long time no see…” Eun Hye smiled courteously at him. His once inquisitive demeanor had now changed into a frown. “Good to see you are still acting CEO, I hope Mr. Jung Ju makes up his mind fast before you run this company to the ground.” Mr. Kim shot back. “Wear some glasses, and check the statistics, Mr. Kim. I'm doubling revenue and signing major deals. Your company is yet to pass this year's audit test.” Eun Hye shot back with an equal venomous energy. The other board members besides Mr. Kim couldn't help but stifle their laughter. “Mr. Kwan, can we have a word?” Eun Hye asked Seung-ho with a bright smile. He nodded without hesitation. “If you would excuse me, Gentlemen. I will be having a word with the CEO, it was refreshing talking to you.” Seung-ho cringed internally from his choice of words. Since when did he start using words like refreshing? He followed Eun Hye

Seo Min-a knew he would have been thinking about it if he didn't hear Seung-ho speak up. “He would probably be thinking we were doing something very different.” Min-a chuckled a little at that. It was such a Seung-ho thing to say because he hated awkward situations with his sister. He almost felt bad for him that he was dealing with the other side of his sister's persistence. . “He's not a kid. He has seen two consenting adults kiss before.” Eun Hye spoke in her infamous flirty voice. It wasn't even much of a flirty voice if you asked Min-a. If anything, he thought of it as her just pronouncing every word with extra enthusiasm. It didn't change the way Min-a's heart dipped at the mention of the word 'kiss'. Have they kissed each other? Were they about to kiss? None of these questions pleased Min-a. If he were low on self-control, he would have kicked the doors open this very moment and dragged Seung-ho out of the desperate claws of his o

“Noona…I had no idea you were that desperate to get married.” Seo Min-a sat on the table looking down the room directly at Eun Hye as she cleared up the files she had come in with. She sighed. Ignoring her brother until she had her files in order so she could finally pass them on to their father for authentication. “Min-a…I don't know if you haven't noticed but I'm not in the chatty mood. I have a lot going on on my mind and I would really love it if you leave me out of your little seek and destroy game.” She dropped the file down on the glass table, letting out an even louder frustration-filled sigh. “Hey, don't put that on me. I'm not the one who dropped the responsibility on you.” Min-a poured salt on her open wound. “Min-a…” both Seung-ho and Duncan cautioned at the same time. “No! Let him speak.” Eun Hye barked, exhausted at her brother's charade, and attacked all the time. Duncan quietly stood up and closed the door. “What is it, Min-a? What

Eun Hye remembered the several times she had declined invites to chill at exclusive after-parties and midnight clubbing. She always turned them down. She didn't feel like she had the same privileges they had. They could slip up and get away with it without having their parents cut them off. Instead of socializing, Eun Hye poured all her energy into making her male counterparts recognise her, this led her into missing out of what being a happy youth felt like after spending years battling with old men who had lived more than twice her lifetime. She truly felt dumb now that she thought about it. Seo Eun Hye downed another shot of her drink, a bitter chuckle leaving her lips. Why did it take her this long to figure it out? One more shot, and she developed the liquid courage to flip through her message box till she stopped right on her friend group box. It has always been Hae-Won and Ae-cha, the last time she was active in the group happened to be a mon