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Chapter 103: Noah Hiding with Iris. · Oct 20, 2026

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101 Chapter 100: Does Aria Steal Noah in Front of Luna? 2026-10-20
102 Chapter 101: Luna De-Stressed with Noah [+18]. 2026-10-20
103 Chapter 102: Iris and Her Problem with Order. 2026-10-20
104 Chapter 103: Noah Hiding with Iris. 2026-10-20
105 Chapter 104: Aria Doesn’t Give Up on Noah. 2026-10-20
106 Chapter 105: Iris and Ren in a Jealousy Fight. 2026-10-20
107 Chapter 106: Noah and Three Big Problems. 2026-10-20
108 Chapter 107: Luna Going Straight to Ask for Noah. 2026-10-20
109 Chapter 108: Luna and Yume’s Most Difficult Conversation. 2026-10-20
110 Chapter 109: Yume and Luna Join the Discussion. 2026-10-20
111 Chapter 110: Noah is doomed. 2026-10-20
112 Chapter 111: A Plan to Kidnap Noah [1]. 2026-10-20
113 Chapter 112: A Plan to Kidnap Noah [2]. 2026-10-20
114 Chapter 113: Aria and Her Compulsory Invitation. 2026-10-20
115 Chapter 114: A Dinner Interrupted by Luna. 2026-10-20
116 Chapter 115: Luna takes Aria’s dessert. 2026-10-20
117 Chapter 116: The Ambush at the Final Election Debate [1]. 2026-10-20
118 Chapter 117: The Ambush at the Final Election Debate [2]. 2026-10-20
119 Chapter 118: A Deal Noah Will Regret. 2026-10-20
120 Chapter 119: Aria and Iris join forces for the same goal. 2026-10-20
121 Chapter 120: An Unexpected Confession. 2026-10-20
122 Chapter 121: Ren joins the group. 2026-10-20
123 Chapter 122: The Practice That Served No Purpose. 2026-10-20
124 Chapter 123: Noah saw his life flash before his eyes. 2026-10-20
125 Chapter 124: Achievement Unlocked. 2026-10-20
126 Chapter 125: Iris will do it. 2026-10-20
127 Chapter 126: Iris Unleashes [+18]. 2026-10-20
128 Chapter 127: A Meeting That Starts Badly. 2026-10-20
129 Chapter 128: The tension drops, the weapons don’t. 2026-10-20
130 Chapter 129: Noah will live another day. 2026-10-20
131 Chapter 130: Ren and Aria settle on what to do with their engagement. 2026-10-20
132 Chapter 131: Noah encounters a not-so-legal legal surprise. 2026-10-20
133 Chapter 132: Noah’s Mom Competes for Mother of the Year. 2026-10-20
134 Chapter 133: Noah can’t get five minutes of peace. 2026-10-20
135 Chapter 134: The Chase with an Unexpected Ending. 2026-10-20
136 Chapter 135: A Surprising Nighttime Visit for Noah. 2026-10-20
137 Chapter 136: Ava sets a new goal in life. 2026-10-20
138 Chapter 137: Noah made it, but at what cost? 2026-10-20
139 Chapter 138: Aria and an Awkward Meeting. 2026-10-20
140 Chapter 139: An Arrangement Where Noah Has No Say. 2026-10-20
141 Chapter 140: Noah Belongs to Everyone. 2026-10-20
142 Chapter 141: A Draw Noah Would Have Preferred Not to Make. 2026-10-20
143 Chapter 142: A Conversation with an Unexpected Ending. 2026-10-20
144 Chapter 143: Yume and Her Attempts to Introduce Herself to Emma. 2026-10-20
145 Chapter 144: The first meeting between daughter-in-law and mother-in-law turned out weird. 2026-10-20

After taking control, Noah, Iris started a fighting game and, after a few minutes, the mess no longer mattered.

The first match ended quickly, which Iris won, so Noah looked at the screen and complained.

“That was way too fast.”

“That’s because you suck.”

“I’m not that bad.”

“You got destroyed.”

“It’s the first match.”

“Excuse.”

“I want a rematch.”

Iris accepted and, although the second match lasted longer, Noah lost again.

“You’re using the strongest character.”

“No.”

“Yes, that one is the strongest.”

“Just admit you don’t know how to play.”

“Fine, but that doesn’t change the fact that you’re using the strongest character.”

Iris raised one eyebrow slightly.

“You can pick him if you want.”

“Get ready, because now I’m definitely going to beat you.”

“Yeah, yeah, whatever you say…”

They kept playing and, after several matches, Noah finally managed to win one, which made him raise both arms in victory.

“Finally.”

Iris looked at him.

“You got lucky.”

“It wasn’t just that.”

“Yes it was. You pulled off that combo by pure miracle.”

“I learned your moves.”

“Liar.”

“And you adapted poorly.”

Iris stayed silent at that comment, so Noah smiled.

“What happened?”

“One more.”

“Did losing bother you?”

“I want another rematch.”

“It definitely bothered you.”

Iris immediately started a new match and they spent almost two hours playing like that.

At some point, Iris brought drinks and some snacks into the room, so Noah ended up sitting on the floor leaning against the bed while Iris took the chair.

They talked about video games, then about the setup Noah wanted to buy to start streaming, and they also briefly talked about the café job.

“Does Luna work every day?”

Iris asked.

“No.”

“But you guys overlap a lot.”

“Luckily, yeah.”

Iris took a sip of her soda.

“Convenient.”

Noah looked at her.

“What’s that supposed to mean?”

“Nothing.”

Noah decided to ignore it and grabbed another snack, while Iris watched him.

“Did Aria go to that café?”

Noah almost stopped chewing.

“How do you know that?”

“She posted a photo.”

“She posted a photo!?”

Iris pulled out her phone and, after searching for a few seconds, showed him the screen.

Aria appeared sitting at a table in the café.

The photo had been taken from a rather elegant angle with the caption that said.

[Supporting local businesses with great potential.]

Noah stared at the post.

‘I didn’t even know she did that.’

Iris put the phone away.

“So she did go.”

“Yeah.”

“What for?”

Noah hesitated.

“It’s complicated.”

Iris looked at him.

“What did she do?”

“Several things.”

“What things?”

Noah thought about everything that had happened.

The investment, the attempt at courting, the comments, the misunderstanding with the celebrity, the kiss and, of course, the earlier proposal.

“Mainly, she was trying to convince me.”

“Of what?”

Noah looked at Iris, who was waiting for an answer and, after thinking about it for a moment, he didn’t have too many reasons to hide it.

“To accept her proposal.”

Iris tilted her head slightly.

“What proposal?”

Noah answered as casually as he could.

“She asked me to be her fiancé.”

Iris stopped moving and Noah took several seconds to notice the change.

“Iris…?”

She kept staring at him.

“Aria proposed to you?”

“Not exactly marriage.”

“To be her fiancé?”

“Yeah.”

“That means you’re going to get married.”

“Eventually.”

Iris slowly set her drink down on the desk.

“When did she ask you?”

“In high school.”

“Before going to the café?”

“Yeah.”

“And after that she went to your job?”

“Yeah.”

Iris fell silent again, which started to worry Noah.

“Are you okay?”

“Yeah.”

“Doesn’t look like it.”

Iris picked up the controller again.

“Did you accept?”

“No.”

The answer came out immediately, so Iris stopped and Noah continued.

“But I didn’t reject her definitively either.”

Iris looked at him again.

“Why?”

“Well… because the situation is complicated.”

“That’s what you always say.”

“It’s because the situation is always complicated.”

Iris frowned slightly.

“Aria doesn’t make proposals without thinking.”

“I know.”

“No…”

Iris shook her head.

“You don’t know.”

Noah stayed quiet, so Iris continued.

“If she asked you to be her fiancé, she’s already decided she wants you.”

“I noticed that.”

“She doesn’t usually change her mind.”

“I noticed that too.”

Iris gripped the controller a little tighter and, when Noah was about to ask her something, he heard a noise downstairs, which belonged to a door along with a female voice.

“Iris, I’m home.”

Iris’s eyes widened and Noah froze.

“Is that your mom?”

“Yeah.”

“I thought she wasn’t coming.”

“She wasn’t supposed to come until later.”

Iris stood up immediately and ordered him.

“Hide.”

Noah blinked.

“What?”

“I said hide.”

“Why?”

Iris was already looking around.

“Because she doesn’t know you’re here.”

“And?”

Iris looked at him like he had asked something absurd.

“You’re a guy and… if she sees that we were alone together in my room, then…”

Noah understood.

‘Ah, she’s right.’

The voice came from downstairs again.

“Iris.”

“Yes!”

Iris opened the closet, which was full of stuff, so she closed it.

She looked under the bed, but there was no space.

All the supposed order had disappeared in less than thirty seconds.

Noah pointed to a corner.

“Behind the curtain?”

“She’ll see you.”

“The bathroom?”

“We only have one bathroom.”

“Then what?”

Iris opened a small door next to a shelf, which was a storage space, so Noah looked at her.

“No.”

“Get in.”

“Iris.”

“Hurry!”

Footsteps could be heard coming up the stairs, so Noah got in and Iris closed it.

There was little space for Noah in that place.

‘This is ridiculous.’

He heard the bedroom door open.

“Iris.”

“Hi, Mom.”

“Why do you have the curtains closed again?”

“I like it like this.”

“You’re going to go blind.”

“I already told you that’s not how it works.”

“Don’t argue.”

Noah stayed completely still while Iris’s mother kept talking.

“Have you eaten?”

“Yes.”

“What?”

“Food.”

“Iris.”

“A sandwich.”

“That’s not lunch.”

“It had a lot of ingredients.”

“That doesn’t make it a proper lunch either.”

Noah had to hold back a laugh and the conversation was way too normal.

“I’m going to make something for dinner.”

“Okay.”

“Want anything special?”

“No.”

The mother stayed silent for a few seconds and then spoke again.

“Why did you clean?”

Noah opened his eyes slightly while Iris took a moment to answer.

“I always clean.”

“No.”

“Yes.”

“No, I know better than anyone.”

The awkward silence settled in.

“Your clothes are under the bed.”

Noah covered his mouth.

“I was organizing.”

“You also hid cans behind the desk.”

“I was going to throw them away.”

“And you put all the cables in a box.”

“Organization.”

Iris’s mother fell silent again.

“Did someone come over?”

Iris answered way too fast.

“No.”

Noah closed his eyes.

‘Don’t be so obvious.’

“You sure?”

“Yes.”

“A friend?”

“No.”

At that answer, the mother decided to ask as a joke.

“Or maybe a boy?”

Iris didn’t answer, so Noah opened his eyes.

‘Why are you taking so long!?’

“Iris.”

“No.”

“You got nervous.”

“No.”

“You’re not hiding someone here, are you?”

“No, of course not.”

“Did you invite someone over while I was gone?”

“No.”

The mother seemed to get closer and Noah could hear her better.

“Though I doubt that would happen, if you ever invite a boy over, let me know.”

“Why?”

“Because I live here and because I don’t want to come back and find something I shouldn’t see.”

Noah froze at hearing that while Iris answered.

“Th-That wouldn’t happen!”

“That’s what they all say.”

“Mom!”

“What?”

“Stop talking.”

Her mother let out a small laugh.

“I’m just saying be careful.”

“I already told you there’s no one here.”

“Perfect.”

There were a few seconds of silence before the woman continued.

“Then I also don’t have to worry about becoming a grandma.”

“Mom!”

Noah brought a hand to his face while Iris spoke louder.

“Leave.”

“Alright, alright.”

The mother laughed again.

“I’m going to buy a few things for dinner.”

“Fine.”

“Want to come?”

“No.”

“Figured.”

Footsteps could be heard walking away, but before leaving the room, the mother spoke again.

“Iris.”

“What?”

“Open the curtains.”

“No.”

“You can’t live like a bat.”

“Close the door.”

The door closed while Noah waited.

Iris didn’t open it right away; several seconds passed, then a minute, and finally they heard the front door close.

Iris opened the small space, so Noah got out and the two of them stayed silent.

Iris’s face was completely red, while Noah decided not to say anything, same as Iris.

Five seconds passed, ten, and Noah looked toward the door.

“I think I should go.”

“Yeah.”

Iris answered immediately, so Noah grabbed his things and they went downstairs together.

Iris first checked that her mother had really left before opening the door and Noah put on his shoes.

“Thanks for inviting me.”

Iris nodded.

“Thanks for coming.”

“I had fun.”

“Me too.”

Noah stepped outside, but before walking away, he looked back at her.

Iris was still in the doorway and seemed to want to say something, so she slightly opened her mouth, but stopped.

Noah waited.

“What’s up?”

Iris looked down.

“Nothing.”

Noah raised an eyebrow.

“It looked like you were going to say something.”

“It wasn’t important.”

“You sure?”

Iris nodded.

“Yes.”

Noah watched her for a few seconds, since he didn’t seem convinced.

Iris held the door.

“See you.”

“See you…”

Noah started walking away, but after a few steps, he looked back again.

Iris was still there and, when their eyes met, she quickly closed the door, leaving Noah standing still.

‘She definitely wanted to tell me something.’

He took out his phone while continuing to walk.

He thought about texting her, but then decided not to, since maybe Iris just needed time.

However, after everything they had talked about that day, especially after telling her about Aria’s proposal, Noah couldn’t help but wonder what she had wanted to say to him before saying goodbye.

Inside the house, Iris stayed leaning against the door with one hand on her chest and closed her eyes.

She had had the chance; she only needed to say a few words, but she couldn’t do it.

Iris slowly lowered her head.

“Idiot...”

It wasn’t clear if she was referring to Noah or to herself.

Meanwhile, Noah, who was walking back home, kept thinking about exactly the same thing.

‘What was it that Iris wanted to tell me?’

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