"Are you asking me to take my work home with me?" (yeah no she's right. She's dissing him very subtly here and it's beautifully underhanded and good lord if all of it were in this manner - but no.)
Pretty nice dialogues, overall.
If this were a movie, I'd say the ML was thoroughly upstaged by the ex-husband and the son. Like, look alive brother, you can be more than "pretty, tragic and pathetic" but you gotta get your ass in gear.
And let me just add: trying to threaten via the downtrodden "I can use my connections" being overturned by "I AM THE BOSS"
Was severely satisfying.
... the male lead set out like:
"Today we're gonna be extra and tomorrow even more so."
And it was kind of glorious.
Good luck with your exams dear translator (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
*infinitely grateful bow*
Ahaha...
That's just wonderful. So he's "Party A", huh! He derserves it for once.
But who's getting the better deal out of it, that question isn't really answered, yet!
Rui, goddammit, being mushy is all fine and well, but don't WATCH your significant other getting lost and wandering about, swooning.
（/TДT)/
That fluff wafting out from the phone... that's such a concise image, and portrays exactly my sentiments when someone runs amok by emoji.
*FLINCH*
"I want to match your pace" is a very, very soft thing to say and I love it dearly. No guilt-tripping, no pressure, just "you have your pace and it might be different from mine and I strive to match yours so we can reach another place TOGETHER"
that's like healing ointment for the soul, butterfly bandage and all.
And here I thought Harlequin finally ventured into unchartered waters with Male pregnancies. A pity.
Curiously, that would explain the title...