“We should just break up.”

As a baseball player, he was admirable. As a boyfriend, he scored zero.

That was why I decided we should just go back to being friends.

But two months after the breakup, the ex who had accepted it so cleanly came back.

“Let’s live together again.”

“If you were only asking to go back to being friends, maybe. But once I break up with someone, I don’t go back for the exact same reasons again…”

“I think it’s because my routine got messed up. If I stick to my routine and get stable again, I think I can do better this time.”

He’d been floundering in a slump, and secretly, I’d hoped maybe he was at least suffering from heartbreak. Instead, I had to listen to this kind of nonsense.

I wanted to throw him out immediately, but as expected…

I couldn’t easily give up on Jaewon, nor on my team winning the championship.

‘Just until this year. Once we win the championship, I’ll throw him away without any regrets.’

That was how the contract cohabitation began.

As I helped him keep up each part of his routine purely for that goal, he really did start breaking free from his slump.

‘…Wait, does this kind of thing count as part of the routine too?’

Maybe it was because we were spending far too much time together.

At some point, his actions started feeling less like routine and more like they were mixed with personal desire.

‘Should I pretend not to notice this, or not?’

The dream of winning the league championship, and an ex-boyfriend who always put baseball before him.

Could Yejun really catch both rabbits at once?

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