Volume 5 2013 Chapter 876: Moving out?
The sudden appearance of the purple friend who stole the young lady's heart made Yi Haoyan feel a little jealous, but this was not the most annoying thing for him.
If we say that at the end of 2012, Yi Haoyan's life was a bit confused because of Choi Jin-ri's sudden confession.
Then, at the beginning of 2013, he encountered something that gave him even more headaches.
Bae Joo-hyun is moving out.
The young lady expressed this idea just a few days after returning to Seoul.
"Sister Zhuxuan is moving out? Why?!"
After waiting for a long time for Bae Joo-hyun to come home after the New Year, Yi Haoyan didn't expect to receive such unacceptable news. He felt like he was struck by lightning.
"It's not like we have to move out now."
Seeing the boy's extremely intense reaction, Bae Joo-hyun hurried to comfort him.
"I've been a trainee for several years now, and I haven't lived in the company dormitory. This may not be a good idea..."
"What kind of excuse is that? There are many people who don't live in the company dormitory. What's wrong with that?"
Yi Haoyan reacted strongly and could not accept it at all.
In his opinion, Bae Joo-hyun is a member of the family and an indispensable person in this small family. How could he let her move out?
However, from the little sister's tone and expression, the boy found that she might be serious...
"That's not entirely true..."
The boy's attitude seemed to be what the young lady expected, but she had her own reasons.
"On the one hand, during the Chinese New Year, Sister Eun-hee said that SM might have a pre-debut project today. If the group debuts, they will definitely have to live in the dormitory at the beginning. I am now a trainee in Class A, and there is a high possibility that I will enter this pre-debut project. In this case, it is more appropriate for me to live in the dormitory with others.
"On the other hand, the gap between the good conditions I've been living in and the company is actually a bit big. If I don't adapt quickly, it won't be good for my future development. After all, being an idol is still quite hard. So I want to move out and give it a try..."
"What's the point of trying this? Who says idols have to live in dormitories? Choi Siwon from SJ and Krystal Jung from F(X) don't live in dormitories, so isn't that a big deal?"
No matter what the young lady’s reason is, she can’t get away with it in front of Yi Haoyan.
He had long been accustomed to Bae Joo-hyun's presence in his life, and he was not used to her leaving for a short period of time even during the Chinese New Year. How could he accept her moving out?
"The two seniors are in special circumstances. I..."
Bae Joo-hyun wanted to explain, but the boy didn't give her a chance.
"Sister Zhu Xuan, your situation is even more special. You are my Yi Haoyan's sister. They can not live in the dormitory, and you can too!"
Yi Haoyan began to make specious arguments.
No matter what he said, he didn't agree with Bae Joo-hyun moving out.
Totally disagree.
Haven't we lived well these past few years? Why did I suddenly have this thought?
The boy didn't understand.
But no matter what, he wouldn't agree.
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Of course, Bae Joo-hyun had no plans to move immediately.
I just had this idea and wanted to say it out loud first to test Yi Haoyan's reaction.
She knew he wouldn't accept it.
However, the young lady really has a reason to move out.
But this reason cannot be told to Yi Haoyan .
Because she moved out just to create some distance between herself and the boy.
As for why I had this idea, let’s go back to this year’s Chinese New Year.
2013.
Bae Joo-hyun is 22 years old.
At this age, many of my peers are about to graduate from college and prepare to enter the workplace.
The young lady is still practicing in the practice room every day with a group of teenagers.
It's impossible to say there is no pressure.
But the thing that makes her feel the most pressure is not the debut. Anyway, according to the Sun family, as long as the hard power does not collapse, and SM has a debut plan, she will definitely debut.
To some extent , debuting is not a matter of opportunity, but a matter of timing.
What really worries the young lady is the relationship, and how she and Yi Haoyan get along with each other.
I have liked him for so long, and I like him more and more. Even a mature and steady lady can't restrain herself sometimes.
At the end of last year, Pei Zhuxuan took the opportunity to get Yi Haoyan drunk and secretly kissed him...
Honestly, this isn't a good idea.
At present, the relationship between Haoyan and Enfei is still very stable, and the expected opportunities have never appeared.
Bae Joo-hyun became increasingly troubled about how to express her feelings to the boy, and sometimes even felt a little anxious.
How can I make this person, who I spend every day with, realize all this?
After much thought, there is no perfect solution.
Bae Joo-hyun doesn't want to compete with Kwon Eun-bi, nor does she want to use any ugly means.
She is not that kind of person.
But looking at the boy every day and being influenced by him, it is really hard to suppress my emotions.
Bae Joo-hyun is very troubled.
In Seoul, she had no one to talk to about her troubles, because there was no one she could talk to.
But you can in Daegu.
After all , she has a purple relative who belongs to her alone.
During the Chinese New Year this year, Bae Joo-hyun stayed at her friend Purple's house and poured out all her troubles over the years to her good friend like pouring beans out of a bamboo tube.
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Han Xiuya didn't expect that such a bizarre story would happen after Pei Zhuxuan went to Seoul, and she was completely shocked.
As Bae Joo-hyun's purple friend, Han Soo-ya is the lucky girl who was loved by a young lady at first sight when she was in her second year of high school.
"Ah! Pei Zhuxuan, are you going to be a child bride? How could Uncle Pei bear to do that?"
When Soo-ya heard Bae Joo-hyun's story, her first reaction was shock, and then she began to tease her maliciously.
"Mo! What child bride? I just asked my dad's college senior to take care of her."
Pei Zhuxuan's face turned red due to her best friend's sharp remark. She couldn't admit such a thing.
"Oh~ They even took care of her and she lived together, but she's still a child bride? Is it so easy to get into a chaebol family? I don't believe it."
Xiu Ya is a smart person. Even if the Pei family and the Sun family have a good relationship, they are not from the same class after all. It is impossible for there to be nothing fishy if they live together like this.
"Ah! We're not living together! We just live in the same apartment, and his sister is there too!"
Pei Zhuxuan's face flushed! She couldn't hide her obviousness at all.
At this time, the young lady did not look gentle and steady.
Now she is no longer a sister. She will act like a spoiled child in front of her bestie. No matter what the situation or reason, she must be asked to give advice.
Apart from Han Xuya, Bae Zhuxuan couldn't find anyone else.
"Let's not talk about that for now. Let's talk about the serious matter. What should I do? Xiu Ya, you need to help me with some ideas."
Compared to the socially anxious Bae Joo-hyun, Han Soo-ya is much more capable.
She found a stable boyfriend in college. Not only did their relationship develop smoothly, but their life and career also went according to plan. The two even planned to get married after working for a while.
How does she look like Bae Joo-hyun?
Now you can't even confess?
"What advice can I give you? You're a chaebol family's child bride. Isn't it enough to just wait and serve them after you get married? Even though it's a bit hard, it's better than being an idol and singing and dancing, right?"
Best friends are like this: they are nice and trustworthy, and they do things in a steady manner, but their words can be as sharp as a knife.
"Besides, you are going to debut as an idol, can you really enter someone's house? Even the Chinese chaebols are particular about family background, right?"
"Ah! I'll be angry if you say that again!"
The gentle Pei Rabbit finally got annoyed.
