58. Not too late

Dawn-

I realized, all this time, I was the problem. And feeling the righteous, the way I pushed him away every time, I was nothing but a self-centered bitch.

And the only red flag I see is, I, myself.

“You know what’s gonna happen…” I heard a loud roar and intentionally started eavesdropping on him, “we have to do this Kai.” And just when I thought I shouldn’t be prying, I heard his name.

Mr. Kim’s voice reached a high pitch, making it impossible for me not to overhear the conversation.

“Kai, hold on,” he groaned in frustration, “we don’t have a choice. Stop being so immature.” His rage seemed to be directed squarely at Kai, “we’ll be there, period.”

I descended the stairs cautiously, sneaking around as Banner walked in. “How are you going to convince her?” He asked, standing next to Mr. Kim, who placed his phone in the inner pocket of his coat and let out a loud sigh.

“We’ll tell her the truth---”

“Kai will be so angry.” Banner interjected.

“Does that really matter? It’s life and de