Chapter 4.1
It wasn't until after 8 PM that he was able to leave the prosecutor's office. As he had said, I should have come earlier and kept my promises about the time. Haewon regretted being so late.
Tomorrow was Christmas, and everywhere around the streets, Christmas decorations sparkled. The sight of the Christmas trees placed along the roads made it feel like the year was truly coming to an end.
Haewon was in Hyeon Woojin's car, heading to the hospital. At the hospital, Lee Jinyoung, who had injured his eye because of Haewon, was hospitalized. He had said that he would file a lawsuit. Hyeon Woojin explained that if Haewon were sued, it would put him in a very disadvantageous position. The most disadvantageous part was that in court, their respective lawyers and prosecutors would have to argue the legal aspects of the case.
The question would be whether Lee Jinyoung, who tried ✧ NоvеIight ✧ (Original source) to sexually assault him, was more at fault, or whether Haewon, who had poked his eye to protect his fingers, was the one at fault. Haewon didn't want to be in a situation where they would publicly argue whose crime was greater, exposing all the details. But Hyeon Woojin explained that the law in this country overly emphasized the rights of the perpetrator, meaning Haewon, as the victim, was at a disadvantage.
If what Lee Jinyoung wanted was just that, then Haewon wanted to settle it quickly and move on. If he wanted an apology, Haewon would apologize, and if he wanted Haewon to perform an oral act, Haewon would do it. Haewon just wanted to finish it in any way that could bring closure.
On Christmas Eve, Haewon sat in Hyeon Woojin's car, looking out at the holiday lights on the streets, pondering how to make Lee Jinyoung ejaculate quickly. Each time Haewon's face reflected in the car window, he furrowed his brows in disgust.
Once they reached the hospital parking lot, Hyeon Woojin stopped the car and turned off the engine. Haewon unbuckled his seatbelt and spoke.
“If you tell me the room number, I'll go in alone.”
“Let's go together.”
“It’s something I need to handle alone.”
“...Is that so?”
“Yes.”