บททั้งหมดของ Scent of Broken : บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

After three tedious days, everyone finally recovered, and the mansion was back to life with lots of bustle as usual. Hayden, Jefferson, and Owen showered together as usual. Then after they had put on their uniforms, they went to the dining room. The dining room comes back to life, and all tables are almost full. Only things were slightly different when the three of them entered. When they saw Hayden stepping in, all eyes immediately turned to Jasper sitting with his back to the door. Jefferson laughed; he must have done it on purpose. Jefferson knew his personality well, which was actually almost like him. In contrast to Hayden, who looked fine, he was even so confident when he said that Jasper was his lover and how much he loved him. While Jasper is still shy to admit it. Yesterday, Jasper sat on Hayden's bed chatting with the others, including Hugo. Then Homer told Hugo to return to their room because he wanted to discuss something. They both left, and Jasper returned to his

Homer and Hugo decided to bring all four head bodyguards along, especially Hayden and Jefferson because they wouldn't stop beating up Mr. Red until he died. That's why they need Owen and Max to stop them before they accidentally kill Mr. Red. "I'll let you live if you work under me," says Homer. Mr. Red laughed, with blood flowing from his nose. Jefferson couldn't bear to look at it; he hit his cheek until the old man vomited blood. "Can't we just have his subordinated joining us?" Jefferson asked, waving his hand, which felt numb from hitting Mr. red. Homer glanced at him, but he did not respond to his question. Jefferson didn't understand, but based on Max's explanation, if they killed Mr. Red, small groups would form to continue Mr. Red's plans to attack them. That's why killing Mr. Red is not the best solution; killing him will cause many new little problems. But it's not hard for them to finish that small group; they wouldn't be as dangerous as this perverted old man. S

The following day, Homer, Jefferson, and Hayden stand in the mansion's lobby to say goodbye to Hugo, Max, and Owen, who are going on vacation. Hugo hugged Homer tightly; he smiled mischievously at Owen and Max before lifting Homer. Hommer's face went cold after Hugo let go of his embrace; he definitely hated it. Hugo also hugged Hayden, but too bad he was too late to avoid Hugo, but luckily Hugo wasn't strong enough to lift Hayden's body, so he let go of Hayden after squeezing him. It was Jefferson's turn now, but because he had already seen how Hugo hugged Homer and Hayden, he backed away as soon as Hugo walked toward him. It didn't stop there, Hugo kept chasing Jefferson, but unfortunately, Jefferson's mood had been in a mess since this morning. Jefferson couldn't take it anymore and pinched his stomach hard even before Hugo managed to wrap his arms around him. "You pervert! Get in the car quickly, or I'll kill you!" yelled Jefferson, and like a puppy that had just been scold

Jefferson's heart was beating so fast that he feared Homer would hear it. Jefferson cursed the mansion's quiet atmosphere, so their footsteps echoed in all directions; he was worried that his heartbeat would echo too. Jefferson glanced at Homer, and even though they were walking side by side, Jefferson couldn't see his face, he turned his head towards the fountain. But on the other hand, Jefferson was also grateful because there weren't any bodyguards hanging around, which meant there wouldn't be any weird gossip about him and Homer walking together, heading to Homer's room with their shoulders almost touched. Homer pushed the door of his room and invited Jefferson to enter first. Jefferson was surprised; he entered while holding the door. "Wait a minute," said Homer, walking over to his desk. He was crouching like he was looking for something. Jefferson stood in the middle of the room, his hands behind his back, waiting for Homer. Homer sometimes glanced at Jefferson; he chuc

Jasper and the others arrived at the mansion at precisely eleven o'clock. Waiting for them felt like a roller coaster ride. Hayden and Jefferson waited in the lobby while Homer kept sending Jefferson messages, asking him to send him the list of who had come home and who had not. Hayden took a deep breath but smiled after seeing Jasper walking towards him. Maybe Hayden was thinking: How could I be mad at this cute little thing. While Jefferson sent the file that Homer requested. Luckily his hands were fast enough, and it was sent before the clock struck one minute past eleven. Hayden glanced to the right and left like he was making sure of something, then his eyes fell on Jasper; Hayden took his hand and took him in his arms. Jefferson doesn't know what's the use of him looking around; everyone saw them hugging after all. Jefferson looked at them cynically; if Jasper wasn't a close friend, maybe the story would be different. And how lucky several other bodyguards who came with