Chapter 1102: I don't like him!

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The young Mint sat on the edge of the bed, hugging her doll tightly. Her lips were curved downward, and her eyes showed sadness.

It had been two weeks since summer break started, but her cousin still hadn't come to visit. She was used to having her cousin come around to spend the summer with her. However, for some reason, her cousin hadn't arrived, and when she would ask her mother, all she would get was the frail reassurance that they would eventually come.

"It's just that there are some things your uncle needs to do," her mother would say.

She hugged her teddy bear tightly, burying half of her face in it. Just as her eyes started to well up, she heard a car screeching outside. Her brows rose, and her ears perked up, frozen in place as she focused all her attention on the outside noise.

"Ahh, that was a long journey..."

The second she heard a man's faint voice, Mint jumped from her bed, tossing her bear onto the bed. Without wasting a second, she rushed to the window. As soon as she saw a black sedan outside, her eyes gleamed, and her mouth parted in joy.

"Ben!" she yelled, pulling up the window as she shouted once more, "Ben!"

The young boy, who had just climbed out of the car, looked up at the sound. The second he saw Mint looking out the window with such relief and a bright smile on her face, his mouth stretched from ear to ear, displaying all his teeth.

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"Mint!"

again, the two

as they had cousins from their parents' cousins. However, since their parents were

the only time they could be together. Still, that often made their summers extra

someone to play with and to make her forget about the horrible bullying from children her age. They would poke fun at

left you because

mom told me it's because of your mother! She said your mother doesn't know

come with us too because you might spread your disease to us!

very timid, while Benjamin was the brave one. There was even one time when

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wrestled with Mint's bully, and most of his

backseat of the car. "You don't have to be

huffed, his little arms crossed under his chest. "Those kids! They make me angry

Mint smiled faintly. "They already

enough!" he roared. "They should get beaten up

casting a quick glance at the man in the driver's seat. He glanced at the rearview mirror, chuckling as his eyes darted between

enough now," he laughed. "You already taught those kids

young Benjamin roared. "Teaching them a lesson

for the people you care about is different from revenge. There is a clear line between the two.

those kids believe what they hear, and although their actions were cruel, they were also victims of what's around

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