"Do you really have nothing you want to say?" Mark asked softly, a trace of disappointment flickering in the depth of his eyes.
Suzy looked up, her gaze sweeping across his face, when a sudden mental image of Rina and Mark together last night flashed through her mind.
Back then, she hadn't felt much about it, but now, the memory suddenly felt like a glaring eyesore.
Suzy didn't know what was wrong with her either.
Perhaps because she disliked Rina, she didn't want Mark to be with her either.
Yet, at a moment like this, she couldn't bring herself to speak her mind openly.
Suzy fell silent for a long moment, before finally uttering just a single line: "Then think it over carefully."
After an agonizing silence, Mark was the first to stand up and step out of the vehicle.
Suzy looked up, watching his back disappear without him looking back even once.
A heavy, suffocating feeling settled in her chest, an indescribable discomfort.
