Raising a Villain Went Wrong (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 96

Of all the countless words Hyeol Jung Hyuk has ever spoken to me, if any were sincere, it would be only the words he utters at this very moment.

He eats nothing but raw rice, has no hobbies he particularly enjoys, and owns no cherished possessions. He simply lives according to whatever fleeting thoughts come to him—like a child who catches an insect upon seeing it, then tears off its wings out of curiosity.

That man was now looking at me and saying, “The only thing I want is you.”

‘So that’s why he’s so obsessed with my return.’

He doesn’t know how to spend time without me—so much so that he’d rather create a future without himself.

‘But that isn’t the future I want.’

I faced Hyeol Jung Hyuk with a resolute expression.

“I’m not going back.”

The dilemma of whether to change the future or rewrite the novel had already passed through my mind once before. Calmly, I voiced the answer I’d found.

“I’ll do my best right here—not as an observer who can move you all at will, but as a character in this story, struggling with all my might.”

That was my way of showing respect to everyone who had ever approached me with sincerity.

At my reply, Hyeol Jung Hyuk frowned.

“That’s not an answer to my question, Jjinbbang.”

Even that remark struck me as ridiculous. I scoffed and said to Hyeol Jung Hyuk,

“How should I know what makes you happy? If I just write one line—‘Hyeol Jung Hyuk lived happily ever after’—does that make you happy?”

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