11 Virtues A Hero's Civilian Friend Must Uphold (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 68

At Jae Kyung Han’s openly mocking attitude, Na Eun instantly realized—so this is what it feels like to be blinded by rage.

And she was stunned by Han Jae Kyung, who spoke as though he’d witnessed everything, as though he knew precisely why she’d never been able to meet someone new all this time.

She couldn’t even begin to guess since when or from where he’d been watching her.

Looking down at Na Eun, who glared at him as though she wanted to kill him, Jae Kyung opened his mouth with a nostalgic tone, as if finding her expression endearing.

“Back then, you were desperate just to reach me.”

“…….”

“But even then, I wanted to give in because you wanted it so badly—but school uniforms just aren’t my style.”

“I was really awkward about it,” Jae Kyung continued, deliberately suppressing a smile, deceiving her with an air of relaxed composure.

His condescending attitude toward her past self—the one who’d openly, unfilteredly shown her genuine feelings for him—inflicted another unwanted wound, and Na Eun bit her lip.

Yet no tears welled in her eyes. Only pure, icy-white fury filled that space.

[Yoon Na Eun, if you waste any more time here, I’m leaving.]

Han Jae Kyung will quit if you keep ignoring him, so stop provoking him already.

Hee Won, who’d overheard everything, gave this earnest advice while forcefully suppressing his complicated emotions—but Na Eun no longer heard his voice.

Blinded by rage that had long surpassed the threshold where reason could be maintained, she’d completely lost herself.

She wanted, by any means necessary, to twist Han Jae Kyung’s expression right before her eyes.

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