A BET {Mpreg}

CHAPTER 10

Author's POV:

"Why did you report me?" Son asked, his tone filled with aggression and frustration. It was clear that he had reached his breaking point. "You've ruined everything!"

The impact of Pin's actions left Son feeling as if his world had shattered into pieces. He couldn't comprehend why this had happened to him. Anger and disbelief were evident in Son's eyes, revealing the immense pain he was experiencing. On the other hand, Pin was taken aback by Son's sudden confrontation. Feelings of guilt and uncertainty overwhelmed him as he desperately tried to find the right words to explain himself.

"S-Son, I..." Pin stuttered, his voice trembling with nervousness. "I didn't want anyone to get hurt. I believed it was the right thing to do."

Pin wanted to justify his actions, but he wasn't sure if he could. He had made a choice, thinking that it was the right thing to do, but now he had to face the consequences.

"The right thing?" Son scoffed at Pin's attempt to explain himself. Tears welled up in the corners of his doe eyes, reflecting the depth of his pain and frustration. It was beyond Son's comprehension how Pin could believe that reporting him was the right thing to do.

"You have no idea what you've done." Son expressed with a heavy sigh. His words carried a sense of deep hurt and accusation. He continued, "You really have no idea how much you've hurt me,"

Pin could see the anguish etched on Son's face, yet he struggled to find the right words to bridge the growing divide between them.

"Look," Pin tried to explain, his voice trembling with uncertainty, "I didn't want to get you in trouble, but I couldn't just stand there and watch the fight escalate. Someone could have been seriously injured."

"Is that what you think of me?" Son's words were a mix of hurt and accusation. "That I'm some kind of monster who would intentionally cause harm?! I'm sorry if my previous actions made you feel like that but... I'm not a monster!"

"No, Son, I don't think like that!!!" Pin immediately protested. His voice trembled with uncertainty, his eyes begging for forgiveness. "T-That's not how I see you at all! But it wasn't just about you... It was about keeping everyone safe."

"Safe?" Son spat, his anger bubbling up again, his frustration overwhelming him. He couldn't understand how Pin believed reporting him would make things safer. In fact, it had only made everything worse for Son.

"You've made everything worse for me, Pin. You've completely ruined my life!" Son's words cut through the air, leaving Pin speechless. The weight of his own guilt settled heavily on his shoulders, and he struggled to find a response.

Pin opened his mouth to speak, but found himself unable to find the right words. He felt trapped in a sea of guilt and frustration. His heart ached with guilt and frustration, but deep down, he couldn't deny the genuine desire he had felt to protect his fellow students. He had acted with good intentions, even if the outcome had been far from what he had expected.

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As the days went by, Son found himself becoming more and more isolated from his classmates. He started to feel like he was alone, tremendously alone. People would whisper about him as he walked down the hallways, and they would avoid making eye contact with him. Even his friends started to keep their distance, unsure of how to act around him while he was suspended.

"Hey, Son!" one boy called out, with a hint of mockery in his voice. "I heard you're on a long vacation! Have a good time and enjoy yourself, Hahahaha" he walked away while laughing.