Keep Us Together

The life goal of Kwon Yunsu, a second-year middle schooler who loves soccer, is to win the soccer championship at the sports festival.

Looking around at his unmotivated classmates, Kwon Yunsu sets his sights on the class president who transferred in for the second semester—the mature and cool-looking Lee Euishin—and seduces him.

“If you walk about 30 steps from that corner, there’s a convenience store. Want to eat ramen there before we go?”

“Go eat a lot by yourself.”

“…Hey, you’re really playing hard to get, aren’t you?”

“You, what do you even know to say something like that? Are you seriously trying to seduce me?”

This country bumpkin.

Lee Euishin finds the country bumpkin who clings to him every period annoying, yet somehow gets swept up in his pace.

Eventually, he ends up leading the after-school soccer practice and even takes charge of Kwon Yunsu’s personal training, but Lee Euishin’s exile was set to be temporary from the start, and he transfers back right after the sports festival ends.

But what on earth happened in those mere two months?

“You stupid country bumpkin bastard. When were you sniffling and calling me ‘class president, class president’? Could you forget me?”

With some kind of patience worn thin, three years later Lee Euishin grinds his teeth and reconnects the severed ties with Kwon Yunsu.

Is that all? He plays teacher to get him into the same university, and finally even reaches the relationship of landlord and boarder.

Yet for the greedy Lee Euishin, there’s still a long way to go.

Because the stupid country bumpkin doesn’t know anything.

And so, at the grand age of twenty, Lee Euishin launches his operation to devour Kwon Yunsu.