Chapter 112 Pang Of Guilt For Causing Him Worry

• "I understand that both of you care about her, but she's far too innocent to be caught in the crossfire of your feud. If you truly have her best interests at heart, then it's imperative that you leave her be. Don't let your conflict ruin her life any further. Let her live in peace." I made my stance crystal clear to them, and though the boy attempted to interject, I silenced him with a final warning: if they dared to trouble her again, the consequences would be far more severe than they could imagine.
• After concluding my conversation with the boys, I made my way towards the library on my journey back home. The library greeted me with its grand hall, filled with towering bookshelves and rows of neatly arranged tables and chairs. As I roamed the aisles, I couldn't help but wonder why I had chosen to stop here instead of heading straight to my remaining classes at college. However, the allure of the library's atmosphere drew me in, and I found myself randomly selecting books and settling into a chair.
• A peaceful silence enveloped me as I flipped through the pages of a heavy, brown ledger book. The scent of old classics hung in the air, transporting me to another time and place. Lost in thought, I found myself contemplating a decision I had yet to make.