CHAPTER 28

"Get it together, Yongsann."

That cold, commanding voice shattered my attempt to drift off to sleep. He forcefully closed the bedroom door.

I had only been away for a week, but it felt like so much had changed, even though nothing had.

"Mind your own business, Grantt," I muttered weakly, pulling the blanket closer.

I had been lying here for hours, and it had been about an hour since his friends left.

I thought he'd deny everything about us, but he didn't. I saw the shock on his friends' faces when they learned the truth about us.

"Is this your usual way of dealing with things? Sulking when there's a problem and blaming everyone for what's happening?" he reprimanded, sounding incredibly stressed.

The roles had reversed. In the past, I used to be the one scolding him, but now it was my turn to be in his shoes. He'd soon discover how frustrating it was to lecture someone who had no intention of listening.

I tried to dismiss what he said. He had no idea how I felt, and I didn't even know