Mia sighed deeply, "Fiona isn't in any life—threatening danger, but Earl is too pitiful."
"What's wrong?"
"When I came here just now, I saw that Earl was beaten up by Fiona's father in the corridor, causing many people to spectate. I originally wanted to come out and help, but when Earl saw me in the crowd, he shook his head at me. I know that he doesn't want me to step in because he's afraid that things will get even more chaotic, but I just find it hard to bear. It's obvious that he didn't do anything wrong, but why must he bear the responsibility? "
The more Mia said, the more upset she became.
She asked: "Why is Brother Earl there?"
"I don't know. He was there when I came."
She was a little worried, "Then... How is Brother Earl now? Was he still being targeted by Fiona's father? "
"Yes."
"Mia, don't be anxious, I'll go look for you."
"Don't, Laura, don't come over. You better not get involved in this matter. At a time like this, Earl definitely does not want us to be involved."
"Then, what do you plan to do?"
"I'll wait and see. I'll make a decision later."
"Then call me in a minute."
"Ok!"
After hanging up, Mia walked over to the flowerbed and sat down.
She was at a loss as to whether she should go or stay.
After an unknown period of time, someone sat down beside her.
She turned her head and saw Earl.
She hurriedly stood up and said, "Earl …"
Earl looked up at her and smiled bitterly.
Seeing the bruises on his face, Mia asked worriedly, "You …"
"I'm in a pretty bad shape now, right?"
Mia was sad: "They are bullying you too much, how can they beat you to such a state."
"It's fine. This way, my heart will feel better. At least, I won't feel so guilty anymore."
Mia was slightly anxious: "What are you feeling guilty for, it's not like you did anything wrong."
Earl pursed his lips: "But it's true that I wasted four years of her youth. If she wasn't with me, perhaps she would have gotten married a long time ago."
"This matter of relationship has always been between two people. You cannot take all the responsibility for yourself. This is not fair to you."
Earl sighed and did not say a word.
Mia exhaled, and said depressingly: "Wait for me here, don't leave."
She went to the clinic, hung up a patient clinic number, and bought some medicine for bruising.
Returning to Earl's side, she opened up the medicine in order to help disinfect his wound.
However, he dodged backwards. "It's fine."
She pressed him on the shoulder and said with both annoyance and heartache, "It's fine. There's already a wound. Do you still want to go to work?"
Seeing that she was about to cry, Earl could only sit there obediently and allowed her to apply the medicine for him.
Mia said: "Doesn't her father know that you two have broken up?"
"He knows, but no father would be able to accept his daughter committing suicide for another man. He hit me to vent his anger."
