Chapter 74. I’m Not Like Them at All

That evening, when Lani returned home, she recounted the incident to Kane, still angry and venting her frustration.

“Mark is no different from Amory, both terrible men with inflated egos. They both think that a simple apology is enough for forgiveness. They need to take a good look at themselves. Maybe their homes don’t have mirrors, or everyone there is delusional, thinking they’re the most handsome men in the world, and every girl must love them.”

Lani spoke continuously, and Kane, sensing her irritation, placed a warm cup of water in front of her. Lani took the cup, took a sip, and put it on the table, continuing her tirade.

“Hey, you’re not turning into someone like that in the future, right? Arrogant and looking down on others, thinking you’re the center of the universe?”

Lani suddenly looked at Kane cautiously, uncertainly questioning. She observed Kane from head to toe, chin in hand, her face showing contemplation, wondering how Kane would react if he