I Still Haven't Fucked You Yet

The moment I heard the word HSDD, Chaerin and I both glanced at Subin.

At the academy, Subin was desperately hiding the fact that she had HSDD.

She was afraid that if anyone found out, she'd be bullied again like before.

Even with me by her side, she thought she might not be openly bullied, but would eventually grow distant from everyone.

Until then, I hadn't realized HSDD was hated this much.

I'd only heard about it from Subin; this was the first time I'd seen how people actually treated someone with HSDD.

The moment the word HSDD came up, everyone subtly moved away from A-young as if she had some contagious disease.

A-young, too, looked visibly flustered, unlike her usual cool self.

“A-all right. Stop saying weird things, everyone. Let's go get lunch.”

Before things got any stranger, I took charge and led the girls to the cafeteria for lunch...