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Although Miss Choi has many tricks up her sleeve, she is really weak physically, and of course, Anna has long experienced this.
Soon, Ji-hyo threw Miss Choi into the sea. Just as the lifeguard was about to go help Miss Choi, Ji-hyo jumped in as well, blocking the lifeguard's path and leisurely going to help Miss Choi up.
"Are you okay?" Ji-hyo asked with concern.
"I'm fine, cough cough." Miss Choi seemed to have swallowed a lot of water, her eyes and nose red, coughing continuously. She looked at Ji-hyo and smiled, saying, "Thank you, Sister Jihyo."
Ji-hyo smiled slightly and glanced at Anna, who was already looking at her with admiration.
Anna sincerely exclaimed that this was truly impressive! Without realizing it, she started clapping continuously, unable to close her mouth in amazement.
The moment they boarded the flight back to Korea, Anna finally felt completely relieved. Just as she closed her eyes, intending to take a nice nap, a teasing voice from behind sent chills down her spine.
"Brother, we are sitting together!" Miss Choi flashed a beautiful smile at Lee Kwang-soo.
Lee Kwang-soo awkwardly nodded and smiled slightly, saying, "Yeah, what a coincidence."
"Brother, can I have your phone?" Miss Choi looked at Lee Kwang-soo with a pleading expression, reverting back to her kind and cute persona.
Having grown accustomed to Miss Choi's ever-changing demeanor, Anna shook her head helplessly but suddenly realized that the person Miss Choi liked was none other than Lee Kwang-soo.
Anna suddenly realized that she felt even more wronged; the culprit behind her torment by Miss Anna was actually Lee Kwang-soo! It must have been when she joked with Lee Kwang-soo that Miss Anna misunderstood their relationship, leading to so much trouble.
As the plane took off, knowing the reason became less important. Once back in Korea, everything would be over.
The engine roared loudly as the plane finally ascended into the stratosphere, flying smoothly. Anna tried to alleviate her ear ringing.
Before long, everyone was fast asleep from exhaustion. Anna glanced back and saw Miss Choi resting her head on Kwang-soo's shoulder.
Anna closed her eyes as well, savoring the hard-won peace.
Her feet touched the land of Korea, surrounded by familiar air, language, and writing.
No matter how beautiful it was outside, it was time to go home.
After disembarking, everyone seemed to regain their energy, rushing towards their respective homes.
"Hey, Anna Zheng, why are you walking so fast?" Lee Kwang-soo ran up and patted Anna on the shoulder with a smile.
Thinking back to what had happened earlier made Anna uneasy, and she instinctively looked around for Miss Choi.
"What are you looking at?" Lee Kwang-soo asked in confusion.
Anna helplessly replied, "Nothing."
"Let's go together, I'll take you home," Kwang-soo said with a smile.
"No need!" Anna quickly waved her hands in refusal.
"What's wrong with you all of a sudden? Acting strange," Kwang-soo asked, puzzled.
Anna mumbled softly, "What do you mean? I'm afraid of being killed by the woman next to you..."
Kwang-soo didn't catch what she said clearly and asked, "What? What do you mean by 'killed'?"
Anna awkwardly smiled and replied, "It's nothing." She held her stomach, looking worried, and said to Kwang-soo, "Oh no, my stomach hurts. I'm going to the bathroom, Brother Kwangsoo, you go ahead." With that, she dashed off toward the restroom.
"Hey!" Kwang-soo called out, but it seemed Anna didn't hear him. He glanced at the suitcase Anna had left behind and shook his head helplessly, muttering to himself, "I'm supposed to go first? And she doesn't even take her suitcase..." Saying this, he grabbed his suitcase with one hand and Anna's suitcase with the other, heading toward the restroom to wait at the door.
Once inside the restroom stall, Anna closed the door and sat down on the toilet. It was only then that she suddenly realized she hadn't taken her suitcase. Frustrated, she slapped her forehead and sighed.
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