“He will be fine. He’s not a kid who can’t handle the outcome of his own mistakes. If he started something, then he has to see how it ends,” Zayren said coldly. Sarang hesitated for a moment, but eventually she got into his car. Behind them, Jaeyoung tried to get up and stop her, but Jaxon held him back firmly.
Zayren slid into the driver’s seat and tossed Sarang’s bag into the back before turning toward her. Without warning, he took both her hands into his. “You don’t have to worry about him, Sarang. I know you think you’re doing something wrong to him, but in my eyes, he’s the one who wronged both of us,” Zayren said seriously. Sarang frowned slightly, confused by his words.
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