Chapter 65
Chapter 65
"What... do you mean?"
"Let's date."
Jae-gyu, who had lowered his lips and fixed his gaze on Bom, waited for an answer. Bom's eyes trembled uneasily.
She couldn't give a definite answer yet. It was the first decision she was making in her life against her parents' wishes. She hoped she wouldn't regret this first decision she was making on her own.
"That's..."
It was Vice Principal Seok Gwan-su who helped Bom out of her predicament.
"Where is Han-gyeol's Uncle? Ahem!"
Just then, the Vice Principal was anxiously calling out to Jae-gyu from near the door.
"Where could he have gone? Bom-sik, are you sure this is the place? Ahem!"
As Bom raised an eyebrow, gesturing for him to answer, Jae-gyu reluctantly opened the door a crack.
"What's up?"
"Our entire Shinsu-eup village is experiencing a power outage right now!"
"Ah, that. Just a moment, please."
Jae-gyu closed the door again and began kissing Bom's ear.
"Mmm, Jae-gyu-ssi..."
Before the strange sensation could fully rise, Bom stepped back. She briefly glared at Jae-gyu for doing such a thing in this situation, then lowered her voice and whispered.
"They said there's a power outage. You should go out and check..."
"It's fine. Our house's solar power system has power plant batteries installed, so the emergency electricity supply is stable."
Was this house a jack-of-all-trades, or was Jae-gyu one? Jae-gyu's words from when the topic of zombies came up before came to mind.
["Even if those zombies attack in hordes, this house won't budge."]
He had boasted that it had all three elements—food, weapons, and resources—making both seclusion and offense possible. She had dismissed it then, thinking a zombie outbreak was unlikely, but today, in the face of such a natural disaster, it was shining.
"So you can use all the electricity?"
"For a while. I'll have to go out and tell people."
Jae-gyu, pulling his lips away with a hint of regret, gazed down at Bom for a moment before grabbing the doorknob.
"Wait. Are you going out like that?"
Wet Jae-gyu had been bothering her for a while.
Now, water wasn't dripping onto the floor, but his skin was visible, and his Nipple was prominently poking out, which made her feel awkward. More than anything, she worried he might catch a cold if he stayed like that.
"Even if you wash later, change your clothes now."
"It's fine."
He just kept saying it was fine. Bom disliked how Jae-gyu neglected his body, claiming he was physically healthy.
"Hurry up!"
She glared at Jae-gyu, urging him on. Jae-gyu's spacious room connected to a dressing room and a bathroom, and Bom unconsciously followed him in.
The bright oak-colored, U-shaped dressing room had only a few clothes hanging in it. Jae-gyu pulled off his soggy pants and Drawers in one go.
"Ack!"
His firm buttocks were a moderate size and well-toned. Bom, who had only seen his front until now, couldn't take her eyes off Jae-gyu's backside. The space between his buttocks and thighs twitched like a dimple.
"Wanna touch?"
"Huh? No, what... never mind."
Bom deliberately turned her gaze to Jae-gyu's athletic shirts and asked.
"I've always wondered."
"Yeah?"
"Where do you buy your clothes? Especially those t-shirts..."
"Suits at the department store, t-shirts in town."
It was the answer she expected. She knew his shirts and suits were from good brands because of their high-quality material. Bom made a mental note, thinking it wouldn't be bad to go shopping with Jae-gyu when Bom-sik gets his second vaccination, if there was a place in town that sold the t-shirts Jae-gyu liked.
"Most people either only use expensive things or only cheap things, but Jae-gyu-ssi seems to mix them exquisitely."
"I'm a harmonious man. Ah, damn it. Where are those Drawers?"
Leaving Jae-gyu rummaging for a new pair of Drawers to change into, Bom went into the connected bathroom and brought out a fluffy new towel.
"Jae-gyu-ssi, wipe with the towel..."
In the meantime, Jae-gyu had also thrown off his top, revealing his complete nakedness. Bom's fingertips, holding the towel, trembled. Seeing his well-sculpted, powerful body glistening wet, a stammer escaped her lips.
"...I'll wipe you."
"...Then please do."
Bom, having heard his easygoing reply, couldn't bring herself to retract her words and gripped the towel. She slowly began to wipe Jae-gyu's body.
His back, where subtle muscles rippled, showed occasional scars but was generally clean. His firm buttocks and thighs twitched whenever the towel touched them.
"Turn around, your back is all..."
As he turned to face her, Jae-gyu's explicit gaze pierced her. She wiped his broad shoulders and lightly rubbed Jae-gyu's wet, erect Nipple.
"Ha..."
Jae-gyu's Adam's apple bobbed. The towel moved past his abdominal muscles, down to below his navel. Noticing Jae-gyu's heat, Bom's own body grew hot, and she let out a soft moan.
Below his navel, Jae-gyu's fully erect Penis was already moist at the tip and twitching. Whether it was wet from the rain or Pre-Cum, she couldn't tell...
"Ha."
She wrapped the towel around the shaft of his Penis and rubbed his testicles with it. Jae-gyu let out a surging groan and began to move his hips.
"Ha, Bom..."
Bom vividly felt the thick column of flesh moving against her hand holding the towel. Her entire body flushed hot, and her throat went dry from the primal act.
At that moment, Bom wanted to kiss Jae-gyu. No, she wanted to do even more than that. But she was conscious of the people outside, and her body, heated to this extent, was unfamiliar to her.
In the end, she had no choice but to draw a line.
"Jae-gyu-ssi, you can wipe the rest yourself. Hurry up and change, then come out."
Handing the towel to Jae-gyu, Bom quickly exited his room. The living room was still noisy, and Bom joined the group, trying to calm her racing heart.
She had experienced subtle atmospheres like this with Jae-gyu before, but she had never felt such a burning desire to entwine her body with his as she did just now.
'Why am I like this?'
Bom fanned her hot face with her hand. Her face was still flushed from the heat that wouldn't easily subside.
<Typhoon Mongoose, which gained strength as it moved northward, is currently unleashing strong winds and rain on the Yeongnam region. We'll connect to reporter Oh Yeon-jun, who is out at the South Coast port. Reporter Oh Yeon-jun? Reporter Oh Yeon-jun?>
"Good heavens, it looks like you'd die if you went outside, but they sent the reporter to the port. Do they have any sense or not?"
The reporter didn't connect, and only the announcer's anxious calls continued. People clicked their tongues and began to grow uneasy.
"Hey, they're saying all the other houses have power outages, so won't ours cut out soon too?"
Just then, Jae-gyu, having changed his clothes, emerged from the room. Dressed in a black tracksuit, Jae-gyu clapped his large hands together, drawing everyone's attention.
"Hey, turn down the TV volume for a moment."
Teacher Noh pressed the mute button, and the living room quickly fell silent. Everyone was focused on Jae-gyu.
"As you can see, the electricity is perfectly fine right now. This house runs on solar power with batteries, so we'll be fine for a few days, rest assured."
At his words, the Vice Principal, holding Bom-sik, whistled, setting the mood. Soon, applause erupted.
"The special report said tonight's early morning is the peak, so won't something happen?"
Someone from the neighborhood raised their hand and asked. This started a flood of questions.
In any case, the early morning being the peak was already a confirmed fact through the forecast, and there was nothing for the evacuees to do. But perhaps due to their anxiety, the trivial questions kept coming.
In the end, Jae-gyu had Han-gyeol bring out a thick mat.
"I'll steam some corn, so eat that and just sit around playing Go-Stop."
A game of Go-Stop quickly broke out. Jae-gyu told a surprised Bom that he had to get them to play like this to distract them.
Bom, who followed Jae-gyu into the kitchen, was seated on a dining chair.
'It's like a professional chef's kitchen.'
Although she had only glimpsed it when crossing from the garage to the back door earlier, it was clear that great care had been put into the kitchen. The wide, linear kitchen had a large refrigerator and a separate freezer. The kitchen, finished entirely in cream-colored stone, also had a wine cellar and a dishwasher. On the floor, a robot vacuum cleaner roamed, truly...
"I'm the king of housewives."
Jae-gyu, who had put corn into the rice cooker and pressed the steam setting, took out some Shinsu-jjang Premium Gim-bugak and steamed bread from the cupboard, casually arranged them on a tray, and carried them to the living room. Sounds of cheers could be heard.
Jae-gyu casually returned to the kitchen, came to the dining table, and sat next to Bom.
"I'm bringing out snacks now, but later when it's time for dinner, they'll be completely out of their minds, ha."
It seemed Jae-gyu intended to make dinner for them too. The living room was noisy with the sounds of Go-Stop.
"Do you remember that time we went to the rest area? The Gyeongsang-do Style Beef Radish Soup."
"Ah."
It wasn't a clear, transparent beef radish soup, but a spicy, refreshing red broth that was exquisite.
"I promised I'd make that for you, didn't I? I'll make it today, so please eat it and compare it to the rest area's. Critically."
"But, will it be okay? I think I can hear the wind inside now."
The intensifying wind and rain were shaking even Jae-gyu's sturdy house. Outside the kitchen window, the rain was lashing down so hard that it was difficult to make out the scenery.
"Even if this house blows away, I'll make sure Bom-ssi, Han-gyeol, and Bom-sik are all safe, so just trust me."
There was no way she couldn't trust him. Even if zombies were to overrun this world, she would survive to the end, as long as she was with Jae-gyu.
"Alright, now us too..."
Jae-gyu smiled charmingly at Bom, who clutched her tingling chest.
And then he said this:
"Let's go out. We need to sweep up all the Shinsu-eup Go-Stop money."