I'm Secretly Married to a Bigshot [ JenLisa adaptation ]

Chapter 140

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His aura was different.

But Jennie could tell that it wasn’t a change in his appearance.

It was his gaze.

In the past, Hanbin was very sunny.

He was a sunny boy.

But now…

Jennie saw something in his eyes that didn’t belong to his age.

She thought she’d seen wrongly.

Because when she took a closer look, Hanbin had returned to how he used to be. He looked like a simple-minded, pure, and beautiful boy.

“Sister.”

His facial features were handsome and exquisite, like a handsome young man from a comic. He opened his arms and gave his sister a big hug.

As he hugged Jennie, Hanbin frowned and whispered, “Sister, why do I feel like you’ve lost weight again? Is filming very tough? Didn’t you eat well?”

Jennie also reached out to hug him and pushed him away with a smile. “You’re hallucinating. I’ve only measured my weight, and it’s still the same as before.”

“Why do I feel like you’ve lost a lot of weight?” Hanbin looked around and smiled. “Brother-in-law isn’t here?”

“Mm, he’s overseas now. But he’ll be back for your banquet.”

Hanbin was expressionless as he talked about the banquet.

He looked bored. “It’s nothing important. If Brother-in-law has something on, he doesn’t have to rush back.”

Jennie looked up at him.

“Hanbin, are you unhappy?” Jennie knew him too well.

No matter how prominent the Manoban family was, it wasn’t a huge temptation to Hanbin.

He wanted a simple life.

He had lived an ordinary life for the past decade.

He wasn’t used to such a life.

To Hanbin, he was happy and satisfied to be able to play in a professional team.

This was his ideal life.

But now…

Jennie knew that Hanbin must have decided to give up something.

“No.” Hanbin forced a smile. “What’s there to be unhappy about? Sister, let’s go back first. I’ll take you to see the little nest I just packed. I bought a lot of your favorite dishes. I’ll cook something nice for you today.”

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Hanbin rented a house outside.

It was a 50-square-meter apartment with one bedroom, one living room, and one bathroom. It wasn’t big, but it was very cozy.

The apartment was obviously for boys. The colors were very monotonous, mainly black, white, and gray.

Because of the green plants, the room looked much fresher.

The furniture was still brand new. It was obvious that he had just moved in.

“Sister, how is it?” Hanbin asked her.

Jennie looked around and nodded. “Mm, it’s pretty good. Hanbin, why did you suddenly think of renting your own house?”

“I’ve always thought about it.” Hanbin placed her luggage on the sofa and poured her a glass of water. “This is my private world. You can come here whenever you want to be alone.”