Si Jin wanted to move out. He felt that the new roommate didn’t really like him greeting in the morning. The roommate didn’t even look at him. When Si Jin shared specialties from his hometown, the roommate was cold as ice, like he found it annoying.

Si Jin was thin-skinned and too embarrassed to bring it up. He wanted to ask his friend for help, but the friend showed up first, kneeling in apology.

Turned out a few days ago, Si Jin had signed up for a dating app on the friend’s recommendation, planning to practice socializing online.

Worried that Si Jin was too innocent and might get scammed, the friend logged into his account to screen chat partners but got drawn in by a passionate account and fell for it.

“I don’t know why. He saw your profile and photo and chose to match. After chatting for a few days, he figured out I wasn’t the account owner. And now he threatened to tell my coworkers and family.”

Single-for-life Si Jin couldn’t understand: isn’t this a dating app?

The friend silently opened the other person’s profile and zoomed in on the clear-cut abs full of s*xual tension.

“He’s this hot! Could anyone just want to be normal friends with him?”

Si Jin looked at the room in the photo’s background. It looked strangely familiar.

The friend broke down crying from the pressure and could only beg Si Jin to step in and help stall for time, to ease the other person’s anger.

Si Jin needed help too, and was moved by the other account’s open passion and affection, so he agreed.

That night, under the friend’s urging, he tried messaging the other person.

The other side: You say you’re the real one? Prove it.

Si Jin was helpless, foolishly took a selfie and sent it.

The other side instantly replied: Baby, so good

Latest Release