The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 1386

The usually proud Byran dropped his pride. “Ida, can you take me a bit more seriously? I can accept that you don’t see me as your boyfriend, but I hope you won’t accept any other men before that. If you prefer mature men, I can grow up too. I just need a little time to change. I can do it!”

Ida looked at him blankly.

“What expectations do you think I could have for a guy who didn’t even graduate from high school and who failed to get into college time and time again? Expect you to mature? Please! Or maybe you’re hoping you’ll become a son at my side, so I can worry for you every day?”

Byran was shocked. He always cared about his dignity, and being spoken to like this by the woman he liked made him feel ashamed. He stepped back, unable to say anything in response.

Ida felt a twinge of guilt after seeing the hurt look on his face. But she couldn’t keep going like this.

He was too serious. If this continued, it would be even harder for her to break free from him in the future.

She didn’t like being tied down by feelings or want to take responsibility for anything other than work, including but not limited to men.

if you really want to grow up, go home how. Don’t be a kid who does nothing but

on to

do you need my

Ida’s ex-boyfriend came out of the private room with concern written all over his

ex, but given the current situation, in order to make Byran give up, she suddenly had a thought.

arm around Ida’s shoulder, sternly warning Byran, “Did you hear that? She doesn’t

seeing their intimate contact, was filled with resentment and finally yelled out in anger,

turned around, and ran

him run off so hastily. She sent a few people after him to make sure he made it back to

was the half-brother of her boss. If something happened to him, the boss would

was owned by the Crescent Society,

done a great job; his hand didn’t leave Ida’s shoulder; instead, he held her even closer. “Ida, you made the right choice. I am the

the one who once made her heart flutter in her memory, but his

said thank