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69. STUPID THINGS

HANA

Asshole. Asshole. Asshole.

I couldn't control my anger or pain no matter how many times I cursed him. I should have known that this would happen. I should have known that hope never plays favours, that it leads to destruction. But did he have to be so mean, asking the security to throw me out?

'You stole his money and bought a painting of two hideous frogs, playing guitar and drinking beer.' My inner voice reminded me, "And hanged that in his office room.'

It's not like I did it without telling him. I warned him. He didn't. It is not fair. By the time I reached my home, I was exhausted, both emotionally and mentally. If he hadn't called me the day before, if he hadn't told me what he had, I wouldn't have been this hurt. My spirits wouldn't have been this low. I would have fought. Now, I am drained. I have no energy.

"Hey, hey..." I heard a guy call me when I was struggling to unlock my door.

I looked at him and said nothing. He seemed fami
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