As Morel rested in his room, he decided to play with his cell phone and unintentionally look at the latest news about the chaos at the bar that night. He was surprised to see a prominent headline about the incident. The news reported that a considerable commotion took place at the bar, which then led to a heated argument between several people that eventually led to a death. Although Morel knew precisely what happened and who was responsible, the news story presented a different version. In the report, it was said that the cause of the victim's death was the inevitable commotion amongst themselves. Morel then started scrolling through the comments on the news video, trying to get an idea of how people responded to the incident and what they thought of the version of the news presented.@Gilrsi: "What really happened in that bar? This news makes me curious. Why did someone die? There seems to be something wrong here."@Lia_G*7: "Crazy! Another place that became a scene of chaos. This
After hearing Morel's answer, the two girls enthusiastically introduced themselves. "I'm Clara, and this is my friend, Lisa," the more confident girl said as she pointed at the girl beside her. Both looked very friendly and curious about the person in front of them.Clara continued, "We were very interested in how you drove earlier. It was really amazing! We often come to this race track, but honestly, we've never seen someone drive with such skill and control. We've also never seen you around here before. Are you new in town?"Morel stared at them momentarily before answering calmly, "Yes, you're right. I am indeed new here for the first time. I've never had the chance to visit this place before."Lisa, who had been mostly silent, finally said, "That makes sense. This place is usually only visited by locals or those who frequent this place. It's nice to meet someone new."Clara nodded in agreement, "Right, and we were wondering if you plan to come here often? This place can be quite
The two girls, Clara and her friend, were still enjoying their meal, big smiles plastered on their faces. They seemed very grateful and once again expressed their gratitude to Morel."Thank you very much, Morel. You're such a nice person," Clara said with a sweet smile.Her friend, who had been silent, added, "Yes, it's really lucky that we got to meet you. Can we have your cell phone number to keep in touch?"However, Morel shook his head slowly without hesitation. "I'm sorry, but my cell phone number cannot be given to anyone."Both girls' looks instantly turned slightly disappointed, though their smiles remained. "Well, that's too bad," Clara sighed softly. You must be a really great person to be so careful."Morel just casually shrugged his shoulders. "Well, maybe," he replied in a light tone. He didn't want to get caught up in the conversation any longer, especially after receiving that strange letter. His eyes returned to staring at the letter on the table while their minds stil
In a quiet café, Morel and Marisa sat across from each other. Morel stared at the glass before him, his fingers gripping the rim without moving. His gaze was blank as if his mind was far away.Marisa, who had known Morel for a long time, could sense that something was bothering he. She watched carefully as Morel's fingers gripped the rim of the glass as if searching for a grip amid her confusion. However, she remained silent, waiting for the right moment to ask.Several minutes passed in a strange silence. Finally, Marisa, in a half-joking tone, tried to break the ice. "Morel, did you come here just to stare at that glass? Or maybe you're trying to find something in it?"Surprised to hear the question, Morel seemed to wake up from his reverie. He smiled a little, though his smile seemed a little forced. "Of course not," he replied shortly before finally taking a sip of his drink, perhaps more to calm his self down than to enjoy the taste.However, Marisa was not gullible. She knew Mor
Morel and Marisa were now in the car, driving quietly towards their destination. The afternoon sunlight comes in through the car windows, creating a cosy atmosphere in the cabin. Marisa, sitting next to Morel, couldn't hide her smile. She felt happy that Morel had quickly accepted her invitation to attend her acquaintance's birthday party. Marisa glanced at Morel occasionally with a wide smile, her heart beating excitedly. Earlier, when she invited Morel, she had been a little anxious about whether Morel would agree, but Morel's response was so positive and quick. The atmosphere in the car was warm, and Marisa felt that this was a good opportunity to get closer to Morel."Thank you for coming, Morel," Marisa said excitedly. "I really wish you could come. This event looks like it will be a lot of fun."Morel smiled a little, seeing the cheerful Marisa. "Of course, Marisa. I'd love to come. I don't have much to do tonight, so it's fine to come."Marisa glanced at Morel, her eyes shinin
The man took a deep breath, then leaned back casually on the table, a faint but proud smile painted on his face. "My name is Vincent," he said in a confident tone that almost sounded dismissive, "Perhaps you've heard of me. I'm one of Marisa's longtime acquaintances-indeed, arguably, one of the ones who means the most to her."He swept his gaze around the room in a manner that suggested he felt above it all. "We have many stories, far more than you can imagine," he continued as if every word that came out of his mouth was something essential and precious.Vincent's gaze then refocused on Morel, his eyes shining with a hint of arrogance. "Actually, I'm surprised he hasn't mentioned my name to you yet," he said in a condescending tone. "But, yeah, maybe he's just too busy with other things... or other people."After introducing himself, Vincent glanced at Morel from toe to head as if assessing Morel's appearance carefully. "Of course, there's no way someone like you is Marisa's boyfrien
Vincent, after deliberately pouring the drink on Morel, immediately revealed a sardonic smile. "This is all your fault," he said in an accusatory tone. His smile did not show the slightest hint of regret but rather satisfaction at having successfully provoked Morel. Then he continued, "You're just an ordinary person. Never try to fight or talk to someone more powerful than you." Vincent gave Morel a dismissive look as if he felt he had taught him a proper lesson. Morel shook off his wet shirt with a quiet but emphatic gesture. His eyes pierced through Vincent, revealing a deep anger. "You've made a terrible mistake," he said in a cold, firm voice. "You did something you shouldn't have done."Morel continued in a more serious tone, "Bringing down my self-esteem in public was a very inappropriate act. You didn't know who you were talking to, and now you will feel the consequences." Morel kept his composure, but it was clear that his anger had reached its breaking point.Vincent looked
Marisa continued to stare at Morel with sparkling eyes, mesmerized by his strength and wisdom that she rarely encountered in other men. In her heart, she knew that Morel was not just someone she could rely on, but also someone who had great depth of character. He not only acted quickly to protect her from danger, but also with a wisdom that showed a side of him that was much deeper than what was visible on the surface."Morel," Marisa whispered, her voice full of respect, "you really are amazing. You could have beaten her to a pulp, but you chose not to. Why?"Morel looked at Marisa with a calm yet sharp gaze, "Violence isn't the only way to deal with problems, Marisa. Sometimes, showing self-control is more valuable than proving physical strength. A man like Vincent does not deserve more than what he has already received.""Morel," Marisa said again, this time her voice quieter, almost a whisper, "I know that you are not an ordinary person. You've always kept your distance, always be