Chapter 398

"Sage, I know you're upset because I jumped into the lake to save Ivy, but could you at least be a little reasonable?"

Ian's tone was acrimonious. "How could I just stand there and watch someone die in a situation like yesterday's? Besides—"

"My bad. I forgot there's no point in reasoning with you!" Sage snapped.

Then, she continued sarcastically, "You're probably going to tell me that even if it weren't Ivy yesterday, you would've jumped in to save them because your upbringing wouldn't allow you to stand by and watch, huh?"

The logic was sound, but her tone was too snide. She made it sound like he was attempting to make an excuse for his behavior.

Ian said through gritted teeth, "Ivy had an accident where she fell into water, and injured her lungs. It made her terrified of water. If she stays in the water for too long—"

"So what if she dies?" Her face twisted with hatred. "Aren't you tired, Ian? Why don't you just admit that you care about her a lot? Then, do us both a favor and