At the end of the path way there was a small car park.

Once I'd walked through that, all I had to do was cross the road and I was pretty much at my house.

We walked in silence, but he still had a tight grip on my wrist.

"Thanks..." I said awkwardly.

There was no reply from him.

He just continued to lead me along.

I exhaled angrily.

"You know, I'm very grateful for what you did today and I'm sorry if my words upset you but why are you being such an anti-social snob!?"

The words came out without thinking.

He stopped in his tracks.

"Your pretty face could have been ruined today, and your pretty body taken advantage of. So, for now, can you just keep quite and think? It takes me a while to calm down. When I want to talk to you, I will start the conversation, got that?"

I rolled my eyes, he didn't even look at me when he spoke.

"Yes." I replied.

"I park my car here, good bye."

He let go of my hand. "Get home before somthing else happens to you!"

I nodded and walked off obidiantly.

But before I got too far, I turned back.

"Sung Min!"

He looked up at me angrily just as he was about to get into the car.

"If there's anything I can do in return, don't hesitate, yeah?"

He nodded and made a gesture for me to move on.

He didn't want to be bothered by me any longer.

He was such a scary person!

But he saved me! That was so nice of him! He didn't have to do that...

But how was I ever going to even look at Jung Su again?

Would the others know?

No, he wouldn't tell them that. He wouldn't want them to know...

I better keep quite as well.

It was probably better that way, too.

As soon as I got home, I went straight up to my room.

I wasn't in anyway going to tell my father.

He sensed my feelings well, I had to go and calm down a little first...

As the news editor of the town, he'd have Jung Su arrested in minutes.

I didn't want that to happen.

"Hey, Chun He!" My father called up to my room.

I didn't reply.

"Come down and talk to me, please!" He continued.

I did as I was told. I didn't want to get on the bad side of him so soon after moving in.