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He is gazing at Hyang with gentle eyes. The interaction between the two close friends is clearly heard by Shin, who sits in front of Hyang. He is staring at Joon Woo and catches his gentle expression as he looks at the girl's direction. Shin then wiggled his gaze towards Hyang and caught that the girl was showing a sincere smile to the handsome tall student. When she realizes that Shin is watching her, she looks at him confusedly. The man showed an upset expression. What's going on with him?

She dried off and wrapped up in her fluffy robe. Sitting on the sofa, she flipped through the channels, looking for a good Korean drama. The one that caught her attention was titled Secret Garden; even though she had never seen a Korean drama, this one seemed like it was going to be good. As she watched the couple in the drama, her thoughts fell upon Kenneth; Kita looked over at her phone, wondering why it wasn't ringing. This is dreadful! Kita thought. Her mind returned to when she expressed her emotions to Lyle; she meant Kenneth when they were in the Baha Mar.

Instinctively, her eyes scanned the room, searching for the source of the captivating gaze that had found its way to her. And there he was, Dhruv, standing in a corner engaged in conversation with someone. Yet, despite the interaction, his unwavering gaze remained fixed on Shanaya's face. A subtle raise of his eyebrow, accompanied by a slight tilt of his head, conveyed a silent message that only she could decipher.

For a moment, she let the weight of her gaze settle, testing, gauging. (Hoh… so that’s his way of saying I won’t get anything out of him. Bold for a first-year… bolder still because he thinks he can hide behind that boy.) Her eyes flicked once toward Kang Hayoon, then Sarang, reading every twitch, every hesitation. Kang Hayoon felt the gaze and tightened her jaw. (Unnie wants to know about Seo Joonwoo… but why? And...Seo Joonwoo, Seo Hayoon… they share the same surname. Are they related? No… if they were, unnie would already know him. She wouldn’t be fishing like this.)

"Thanks to you, your brother is already killing me with his stare." "Although I am not looking at him, I can feel it too," Almond complained. "Argh. That's why I couldn't look at Seungcheol because brother is also there. He'll probably kill me too." "Ohhh. Too bad, Seungcheol dyed his hair," Junhui lured. "Really?!" Almond gasped and quickly looked at Seungcheol. So the staring sequence goes like this: Almond looking at Seungcheol, Seungcheol looking at Celine, Celine looking at Jeonghan's reaction, and Jeonghan and Junhui staring at each other. What kind of connection dots is this?

And later that evening, as I’m about to leave, he calls out— “Miss Park.” I turn. “Yes, sir?” He’s at his desk, watching something on his laptop. A K-drama. Of course. But when I step closer, I realize — it’s Moonlight Lovers: Episode 16. The new episode. He gestures at the empty chair beside him. “You can sit. It’s… good for team morale.” “Team morale or Eun-bi therapy?” He ignores me. Presses play. We sit there in awkward silence, watching the on-screen couple argue about fate and rooftop promises.

She thanks everyone once more before leaving the set. Junsu, on the other hand, notices So Eun's constant gaze in the direction of others. He followed her gaze and discovered Lee Hyuk Soo looking in the direction of So Eun's eyes. Previously, the model and actor would look at her during his speech, and now So Eun does. Junsu is left wondering about the two of them's relationship. It gives the singer a strange feeling.