Chapter 19

"Are you sure Miss Lopiuy is a Gey?" Sierra asked again.

Gama, who heard her, turned to Sierra.

"Do you still want to talk about it?" Gama asked softly. But Sierra caught the uneasiness in Gama's mind.

"No, that's not what he meant. I'm just not so sure. I'm afraid you're saying that because you're afraid, I'll get jealous. Even though she's not that kind of woman, tell me, Gama. I'm fine. I'm not red. I am. Again, why am I angry? I have no right to be angry or jealous of you." Sierra explained so confidently. But the look in her eyes said something different: jealousy was there.

Gama looked at Sierra intently, sensing the confusion and discomfort from Sierra's words. She decided to pull the car over.

"Sierra, I didn't mean to lie to you. There's no reason for me to lie about this," Gama said sincerely. "But maybe I shouldn't have lied about Lopiuy. Yes, she's not gay. She's a normal woman who likes men. I didn't want you to get jealous; I didn't want you to misunderstand my rel