t. It felt a bit strange because his bed smelled like a man's and wasn't as sof

zing. Japen said I woke up at seven in the morni

re that the second subject would be finished that day. That was fine, because I

hat I wouldn't be able to go back to the mansion right now. I'll stay in Ma

last night and he shouldn't have. Or

want to eat

for a while now, but I remained staring at the food in front of me. Even though I wanted to

abruptly set down his bowl and gave me a serious look

still feel the sting in the back of my hand after punching him. He

out these filthy foods?" I scof

k at him again, he lowered his own finger. "If

challeng

ll buy you decent food!"

door. He put it on and rushed out of the house without a

It seemed to be dried fish. I didn't mind if that's what Japen was going to serve,

ecided to step outside the house. I hadn't explored the area yet since we ar

ned the umbrella. Little did I know, the umbrella I picked up was already broken. I couldn't do anything but go back inside. Maybe

e, and each of them looked at me strangely. Some men even grinne

of people really lived in places like this. Places f

o I didn't encounter those kinds of people. Well, I

to the fence when I he

a! Az

ted most was people shouting my name like i

, which was a few steps away. I was halfway there when Jap

Then he took big steps towards me.

im a sharp look. "Stop shout

through his own hair. "Don't go out of th

sed even more. "

uting," he i

. "Well then, back off!" I

ant smell of the dark fish. I covered my nose. "Can you throw that thi

is brows were furrowed and he seemed defiant. I rolled m

still furrowed, which annoyed me even

nly one allowe

I burst out laughing. I couldn't beli

h. I slapped his other arm but he still didn't react.

bbed both of my wrists and raised them above my head. He gr

lift both my hands in the air. Now I looked like a poor child being scolded b

me old Japen," I mut

htened, and I winced slightly-not from pain, but from the realization that he was holding