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Chapter 131-The Novels Extra

The Novel's Extra

 Chapter 131. Crossroad (2)

THE NOVEL'S EXTRA

C131. Crossroad (2)

In a mansion lit by a dim lamp, a man was sitting on a chair reading a newspaper.

Objectively speaking, he was handsome. He had sharp, well-defined facial features that shone beautifully under the light, and his somewhat displeased expression gave him a heavy atmosphere.

“Haa....”

Soon, he dropped his head with a troubled sigh.

At that moment, the door on the opposite side of the room shot open, and a girl wearing a leather jacket stomped in.

“What, did something happen?”

Murmuring mockingly, she sat down next to him and sneered.

“Did you blow all your money on gambling again?”

“...Yeah. Anyways, Sahyuk, now there’s only a little scar on your forehead. It’s barely noticeable.”

The man retorted calmly at the girl’s mocking tone. The girl reacted angrily.

“What?”

“You know, where that kid’s coin hit you? I remember you furiously trying to wash it off.”

The memory of that day flashed by the girl’s eyes.

Although three months had passed since then, fury and humiliation surged within her whenever she thought about it. As disgrace was something she never experienced before, it remained in her mind vividly.

“Don’t make me remember it.”

The girl, Jin Sahyuk, gritted her teeth and admonished the man. However, it seemed the man had no plans to listen to her warning.

“You should have never let it happen. Like I always say, you shouldn’t overestimate yourself.”

Tak. The man put down the newspaper in his hands. Jin Sahyuk glared at the man without paying attention to the crumpling sound of the newspaper.

“Sahyuk, don’t misunderstand. You’re still a rookie, someone I can kill with a flick of a finger.”

Hearing this, Jin Sahyuk’s eyebrows twitched. She forced herself to twist up the corners of her lips and spoke fearlessly.

“Then try it.”

The man’s eyes flickered coldly.

Jin Sahyuk repeated.

“Try killing me.”

“...Hm.”

“Try it.”

As expected, she was reckless.

Without a choice, the man closed his eyes and backed off with a smile.

“Sorry, I was a bit on edge today.”

Hearing his surrender, Jin Sahyuk seemed to have been appeased somewhat, but she soon brought up the topic again.

“...I can win if I fight him again.”

“That’s what you think.”

“I was just underestimating him.”

“So you lost to a single coin?”

“....”

Jin Sahyuk shut her mouth. She couldn’t think of any way to refute him.

Three months ago, that bearded man had used only a single coin to push her back and leave a deep mark on her forehead. She still found it hard to believe that a coin could have such destructive power. The mark she received didn’t go away for a month, making her too embarrassed to even go outside.