Min jun POV
More tears kept rolling down my cheeks.
When I'd see her alighted from that car, I thought it was just an imagination, but reality hit me when she came closer to where I was standing and called my name.
I was stunned, but I had to leave there quickly and that was why I purposely boarded a cab, to avoid her completely.
I've always wished not to ever set my eyes on her again, but I did. I f**king saw her today!
“God, why?” I screamed tearfully and hit my knuckles against the standing mirror, which shattered to the floor immediately.
“Why did you have to let me see her?” I crouched to the floor, still crying loudly.
The door suddenly swung open, “Oh my goodness, Min jun, what's wrong?” Dad rushed to me. “What did you do to yourself, Aaron?” He took my blood filled hand.
I wept bitterly, ignoring him.
He got on his feet and rushed to carry the first aid box. He made me stood up and sat down on my bed.
“Tell me what happened, son?” Dad asked with a sad face, after cleaning the wound.
“I saw her today, Dad,” I told her, staring at the broken glass on the floor.
I already cried my eyes out, so tears ain't coming again. “Who?”
"Your wife," I answered, feeling so much anger erupting in my body.
Dad wasn't saying anything, so I glanced at him. He was looking so shocked and confused at the same time.
“You saw you, Eun kyung?” He asked in utmost surprise, probably not believing his ears. “It's good to know she's the wife of popular Mr. Park,” I said, taking my eyes back to the shattered glass.
“What?”
“How did you know this, Min jun?”
I wiped the tears that just dropped from my eye with my palm. Why is it hurting so much?
“Aaron” Dad placed a hand on my thigh.
I swallowed before I continued. “She came to pick her son, the same guy I told you about in my class”
Dad gasped. “The one that loves to bully you?”
I glared at him. “He can never bully me” I clenched my teeth in annoyance.
Dad smiled, but one would know he's faking it. “I don't want you to get into a fight with him,” Dad said, and I huffed. Not when I'm seeing him around psycho lately. “You don't get it Dad, that boy is a dunderhead and needs to be taught a lesson” I ground my teeth. Dad shook his head in disapproval.
“You can just report him to the school authority, Aaron” Dad said, but I just gave a perfunctory nod.
There was a short silence. “What do you intend to do now?” Dad spoke up after the short silence.
I arched my brows. “Do you want to leave the school?” He asked, meekly. I rolled my eyes.
“And why should I leave the school?” I asked, almost sounding harsh. “I don't know, Aaron”
“Now that you both know you're brothers, I won't like you to always be at loggerheads” Dad said calmly, but looking so depressed.
“We can never be brothers, Dad,” I retorted.
He stared at me for a while before releasing a rueful breath. “Be careful, son”
He rose to his feet and walked away. “Don't think about her, Dad,” I said icily, causing him to stopped walking and faced me.
“She doesn't worth it,” I added, trying not to let her image popped in. Dad nodded with a soft smile before walking out the door.
I hope he listens.
I lay on my back and glanced at my wounded hand. I can never forgive her, never!
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The next day…
“Hey, brother” Jordan said beside me, but I didn't look at him.
We just finished writing a test and the teacher had just left the classroom. “So your mum left you all those years?” He continued, but I still didn't spare him a glance.
If he thinks he can frustrate me this morning, then he's wrong. “Tell me, how are you coping without a mother?”
That got me,, so I had to raised my head to look at him. He shot me a lopsided grin, and believe me, I'm resisting the urge to throw a punch to his face right now.
I quickly covered up with a wide smile.
“It's so bad to know that despite the fact that you grew up with a mother, you still lack manners” I stated clearly, and his eyes became red. “Your mum didn't teach you any home training, and believe me, you really need it,” I continued. “But if you want, I can teach you some” I raised my brows, with a smirk plastered on my lips.
“Gladly” I added, but he was still not saying anything.
He looked like he's going to tear me up anytime soon. I winked at him before turning to my drawing.
Jin POV;
“Didn't you notice Kwan and Audrey haven't been talking since yesterday?” Soo said as we both walked into the cafeteria. I rolled my eyes. “It's definitely not my business, Soo” I shot at her, taking my seat.
"I know," She murmured, sitting across the table. “I really can't wait to be on the trip,” I said excitedly. “Me too” Soo smiled.
“I'll have all the chances to be so close to my Min jun” I said dreamily, placing my hands on my chest.
Soo cleared her throat before speaking.
“Don't you think it's time you let go of Min jun?” She asked, looking serious.
“Are you out of your mind?” I glowered and she cowered on her seat.
“How could utter such gibberish?”
“Min jun is mine alone and mine forever, I'm never letting him go,” I glared at her.
She nodded. “Sorry about that,” She apologized.
I hissed softly and stood up to go and order my meal. “Hi, Jin” Ryan approached and greeted with a friendly smile.
She was standing before me, obstructing my way. I just scoffed before folding my hands on my chest.
“What are you doing here, Ryan?” Soo asked her angrily, getting on her feet. “Just came to say Hi. Besides, I didn't get to greet you since you resumed yesterday”
“Greet me for what?” I cut in gruffly.
“Aren't you the happiest being on earth when I was punished and suspended?” I raised my voice.
She shook her head and opened her mouth to talk. “Just get out of my sight before I lose it,” I scowled. “Jin, you…”
“Are you deaf?” Soo shouted.
She stared from my face to Soo's face before turning away, embarrassed.
“Foolish girl” I mumbled before marching towards the counter, Soo following behind.