βFunny,
Shaheen said, loud enough for her to hear.
... how someone like you runs from their own shadow. I thought the infamous Nina Williams would have thicker skin.β
His gaze remained fixed on her the entire time, daring her to turn around.
Since this conversation wasnβt of the slightest interest to her, she decided to put it aside.
βTch, whatever...β
The blonde shrugged and turned around, starting to walk away and leaving the man behind to talk to himself if he wanted to. She didnβt care.
βHmph, you and your colleagues.β
He whispered to himself, crossing his arms at Nina.
Of course, her mere presence leaves a bitter taste in his mouth. She was previously (or perhaps also currently) connected with someone responsible for the death of his friend.
The blonde rolled her eyes, giving a small snort of weariness. Of course she didnβt give a damn about what this nobody had to say.
βAre you done, Mr. Moral? Your hackneyed speech bores me...β
In ππππ of some good stress-relief, some drinks, some action, some lust, some dance, some fun, some good company, some excitement...
Yeah, sheβs pretty ππππ π...
You are right, Jun. Imperfection is the essence of humanity, and none are without flaw.
But does that absolve them of accountability? Especially those who have committed senseless acts?
It is not merely a single person who threatens me, but also the actions of those who wield that power recklessly.
Their reasons may be valid to them, but at what cost to others?