Chapter 128

I've had conflicts with my parents over this. But once they solemnly say that they were doing it for my own good and that women could not simply go to such places, I'd be defeated.

The words "for your own good" were what I couldn't stand the most. As soon as my mom said them, I would compromise on anything—no matter how big the issue was.

It could be said that going to a bar was the biggest dream I've had since I became an adult, apart from painting.

This time, the three of us would sneak out. I was ecstatic as I was finally fulfilling my dream.

Queenie was feeling down because of her love troubles, but I was thrilled. We came to an agreement to visit the bar quickly.

Colin called on time to ask what I wanted for dinner, but I politely declined, saying that I was going out with Julia and Queenie.

Once he heard that we were planning to go out, Colin started giving all kinds of motherly advice. After I repeatedly assured him that we would be fine, he reluctantly hung up but was sti