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Chapter 16
LEVI'S POV
"Seoyeon?" I whispered under my breath as I stood up.
"L-Levi..." she said between her sobs.
I was just standing with my mouth agape when she came running towards me and gave me a tight hug. I was out of words as I glanced at Adalee. She was gulping as she slowly managed to stand.
Clenching her fist so hard that she almost crumpled the handkerchief like a paper, she uttered, "I'm... I'm l-leaving."
She turned her back, but before she could be able to take a step, I said, "Adalee... please—" She cut me off.
She said, "I'll r-return the h-handkerchief tomorrow. See y-you."
She didn't even bother herself to turn her head back. It felt like I was defeated of some sort when I had nothing to do, but to watch her leaving the hall.
I wanted to follow her, but I just couldn't leave Seoyeon like this, crying. I badly wanted to chase her and tell her what I feel, but Seoyeon needed me. Damn it
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