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Chapter 24: That same person from last time

Author: Hannah Lee
last update publish date: 2026-07-11 23:51:41

The lounge was quieter than it had been a few nights ago.

Not because there were fewer people.

If anything, the place was alive with soft conversations, clinking glasses, laughter, and the mellow rhythm of live jazz drifting through the dimly lit room.

But tonight, Tee felt quieter.

Less broken.

Not healed.

Just... less broken.

He sat alone at the far end of the bar counter, dressed casually in a black shirt with the sleeves rolled to his forearms and dark jeans. A half-finished shot glass rest
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