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Chapter 38

Author: Samantha
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-20 23:29:24

Lisa’s POV

The cab ride home from Le Ciel was a blur, the city’s lights smearing past like tears I refused to let fall.

Hana’s words cut through me— I won't lie—her smirk burned into my brain. My chest ached, a mix of hurt and fury and I clutched my purse to calm myself.

I’d been so sure about Kaito—but now I'm left with shame.

The driver glanced at me in the rearview, but I kept my face turned to the window, my breath fogging the glass and london’s cold night matching the chill in my heart.

I stumbled into my apartment, kicking off my heels and putting on my indoor slippers. The place was dark, the city skyline glinting through the windows, and it felt empty.

I hung and my coat and heard my phone buzz in my bag.

It was Kaito, again.

I pulled it out, his text glowing:

“Lisa, please, let’s talk. I need to explain.”

My stomach twisted, anger flaring. Explain what? That he was married? That I was just a “detour,” like Hana said?

Or was this another one of Hana’s sick plank? Is she m
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