「 Anomaly's Alternate Solution! 」• ORV •

Chapter 2 - Farewell world

"Yul–ssi. Now that I think of it, I've never seen you without your sunglasses."

She asked casually, as I let out a small chuckle before taking off my glasses. Things like this were better witnessed than explained.

Lim Yerim let out an audible gasp as she covered her mouth, staring intently at my eyes with a pair of curious eyes.

"I did hear it before that Yul–ssi has red eyes but.. It's really amazing seeing it in person."

Yerim leaned over, trying to get a better look.

"But.. It looks to me that it's pink?"

She cupped her chin, with her eyes practically gleaming. If anyone saw her now, they would see that her spirit as a reporter was practically on fire right now.

It was quite fun seeing her expression quickly drop as I put my glasses back on.

"I guess it appears red during my piano recitals? Reporters never seem to get the color of my eyes right."

I said, as she nodded with a determined look on her face.

"I'll make sure to set things straight and tell the world."

"Hm. You can do that."

I nodded along, going to my phone as I just scrolled through the contents of my favorite novel, ORV; hoping for a new chapter to miraculously appear despite having already ended.

At this point, I've already finished the novel and the Manwha updates.

I really was just hanging by a string of hope for the next chapter of the Manwha.

"... But can I ask Yul–ssi if you have naturally white hair?"

"Oh. My hair? It's natural."

"Then I guess you really have..."

"Yes. Albinism."

Lim Yerim also took out her phone, writing a few things down.

"Cho Yul, the pianist popular for his red eyes revealed to be false allegations."

"Huh?"

"Ah. I'm just thinking out the headline of the report in order to attract audiences."

"Ah.. It does seem like that type of baity headline will attract a lot of people."

As usual, Lim Yeri seemed enthusiastic about her work. Even though she has good looks and graduated from the top university in Seoul, I can't help but wonder why she chose to be a reporter who leeched off of other people's private lives in order to get good and controversial headlines.

But I guess she really just loved her job that much.

"Whats your next stop?" I asked.

"Chungmuro station. We should be arriving after a few stops." Lim Yeri replied, still stiffly holding the tacky looking gift on her hand.

The way she firmly held down the top had made me curious.

"Earlier, you mentioned that was not a gift right?"

"Ah.. Yes."

I paused at the uncomfortable expression forming on her face as I realized I problem shouldn't interrogate about the bright yellow box any further.

"I see."

"Does Yul–ssi want to know what's inside?"

"???"

Placing her hand to cover her mouth, Yerim let out a gentle chuckle as she leaned in to whisper to my ear.

"There are tons of spiders in this."