Sohen walked out of Hoi Kang’s dark room calmly, as if he had just finished a casual conversation.
The door closed quietly behind him.
The few security guards standing in the hallway didn’t even dare to look him in the eye.
He adjusted his T-shirt, ran a hand through his hair, and headed toward the terrace restaurant, where his female relatives were waiting for him.
About seven minutes passed, and he was finally reunited with the three passionate won who had been waiting for him the whole ti with a certain sense of anxiety.
The hotel’s evening lighting fell softly on their faces, creating a warm but slightly tense atmosphere.
- (Karin). "Finally..."
- (Runo). "He’s back..."
Sohen approached the table where Phoebe, Runo, and Karin were sitting.
On the table were candles, half-empty glasses of so non-alcoholic drink the younger man had never seen before, and a nu.
- (Karin). "Where have you been for so long? We were starting to get worried..."
Phoebe looked at him silently, while Runo simply smiled, as if she knew more than she should.
Sohen sat down at the table and calmly replied:
- (). "On my way back... I ran into an acquaintance. We started talking about this and that, and before I knew it, I got held up. Sorry, I didn’t an to keep you waiting."
Runo smiled ever so slightly but said nothing.
Karin nodded in acceptance, while Phoebe simply sighed and picked up the nu.
- (Karin). "Well, okay... Let’s just have dinner. I’m already hungry."
Dinner went smoothly and pleasantly.
They ate seafood, drank new cocktails they hadn’t tried yet, and joked about their day.
No one asked anymore where Sohen had been.
Everyone was content and happy, but...
(Shit, really? How disappointing, damn it...)
Sohen was upset because things didn’t turn out the way he’d planned.
The next five days... were spent almost entirely in a semi-entertainnt manner.
Phoebe suddenly fell ill — she developed a fever, a severe runny nose, and felt weak.
She spent almost all her ti lying in her room, drinking dicinal tea, reading books, and hardly ever going to the beach.
Karin stopped by a few tis, bringing fruit and dicine, worried, but Phoebe assured her that everything was fine and she just needed to rest.
(You should’ve drunk fewer of those cold cocktails, my dear sister!...)
Karin spent a lot of ti with her two friends — they went to the spa, had lunch at restaurants, played bridge, and just chatted for hours about life, mories, and plans.
She looked relaxed and happy from these get-togethers... well, at least that’s what Sohen thought.
Runo also found so company — on the third day of the vacation, the cousin of the very woman who had given Grandma the tickets for three free days at Paradise Beach arrived. She was also a good friend of Runo’s and the vice president of the charity organization that the fifty-five-year-old woman supports.
They spent their free ti almost always together, switching between the beach and a play area for won like them, and vice versa.
Grandma returned to her room in the evening tired but happy.
There was no more sex between him and the others... unfortunately... at least not vaginal sex.
The only thing that happened regularly was morning blowjobs from Runo and occasional ones from Karin.
Every morning, while everyone else was still asleep, Grandma would quietly sneak into Sohen’s room and please him... standing or lying next to him.
Then she would leave just as quietly, as if nothing had happened.
Mom only did so under certain conditions and circumstances, when they could be alone for at least ten minutes.
(At least sothing...)
After having sex with Karin and Phoebe throughout the day, Sohen plunged even deeper into the abyss of lust and wanted more, but unexpected circumstances forced him to control his desires and be patient; however... psychological satisfaction replaced physical pleasure.
- (). "Bye, losers. We’ll et again soon♡, ha-ha-ha..."
Next to Sohen, two bodies lay on the floor, clutching their injured spots.
The young man had developed a new hobby during his vacation... physically bullying two guys who thought the whole world revolved around them.
When Sohen was alone, he would find the Blond and the Brunette, and then... he would hurt them very badly.
Over the course of those five days, he beat them nearly unconscious.
He did it quietly, in different places — sotis in a secluded corner of the tropical garden, sotis by the pool late at night, sotis in a dimly lit hallway.
Each ti, he found them when they were alone or together, and beat them hard, but in such a way as not to leave obvious marks.
The blonde and the brunette were terrified.
They tried to hide, changed their routes, and begged the security guards, but Sohen found them every ti.
Every ti after the beating, they lay on the floor, moaning and begging him to stop.
(What? Why am I doing this?... Because it’s fun. I never said "Sohen" was a good person, and these two scumbags deserved it 100 percent. They’ve done a lot in the past and should at least be in jail, but using their influential relatives, they lived like kings who didn’t care about the law. However, now... all the evil they’ve done to others will co back to them tenfold. Miss Minkun has thoroughly studied their files and will make sure they... forget about a peaceful life, ha-ha-ha...)
This attitude toward his beloved son really pissed off Hoi Kang.
He tried to find a compromise, but... Sohen didn’t care.
Hoi Kang hated him, but didn’t dare cross the line.
He simply remained silent, biting his lip in frustration and seething in the silence of his room.
For the first ti in his life, Hoi Kang realized that... he was powerless against the very embodint of strength and authority.
If he took the risk, thirty years of dedication to the work of his entire life could turn to ashes.
After all, one could say that he had sacrificed his son for the sake of a future that would once again be peaceful as soon as he stepped out the front door of this hotel.
...
On the last day, before leaving, Sohen went alone to that very cove where he had once t the strange woman, Keiko.
He was standing in the very spot where they had spoken.
This ti, no one t him, and Sohen was alone here.
The seashell she had left him was still in his pocket.
He took it out, looked at its pearly sheen, and said quietly:
- (). "It’s ti for to go. I hope we et again at least once, Keiko..."
This strange woman seed familiar to him.
He didn’t realize it right away, but he felt a certain spiritual kinship.
Sohen wanted to talk to her so more, but... not this ti.
He placed the shell on a rock, took one last look at the calm sea, and walked back to the hotel.
(I hope you get my hint and bring her back...)
After Sohen left, a woman with dark green hair and an unusual figure stepped out of the shadows.
She watched his back and smiled, and then...
- (Keiko). "I’m sorry, Sohen, but... there won’t be a next ti, because it’s ti for to leave forever. I was glad to see you again..."
The woman looked sadly at the young man’s back, which soon receded to such a distance that he was no longer visible.
- (???). "Keiko, you’re making jealous..."
A man’s voice suddenly rang out, quite close to her.
From the other side, out of the shadows, a young man in his thirties stepped forward.
He was handso.
He was about 6.2 feet tall, with an athletic build, dium-length black hair, and dark blue eyes that could be seen even in complete darkness.
As soon as Keiko heard that voice, she turned toward him; her deanor was that of a young woman in love, and the smile on her face made her look like the happiest person on the planet.
- (Keiko). "It’s funny to hear that from you, Ardor, hehe."
- (Ardor). "..."
He didn’t say anything, just looked at her, then lowered his head slightly and began to laugh quietly.
- (Ardor). "It really is a strange feeling..."
- (Keiko). "You wanted to see him too. Isn’t that right?"
- (Ardor). "The last ti we saw each other was about ten years ago, and he’s changed a lot since then. He’s grown into a fine man, but lately he’s beco a bit strange."
- (Keiko). "Doesn’t that remind you of anything, hehe?"
- (Ardor). "It reminds of... the things I did in the past, and now he’ll have to deal with them."
- (Keiko). "Ti will put everything in its place..."
- (Ardor). "You’re right... Well, it’s ti to go ho, my love."
- (Keiko). "Yes, my love."
They both took each other’s hands and left this place for good this ti, but before they vanished completely, Ardor...
- (Ardor). "You haven’t disappointed , Sohen. Take care of and love Runo, and also... forgive her."
Keiko and Ardor’s bodies dissolved into the darkness and they vanished... now they are forbidden to visit Earth for the next hundred years.
Such was the law of the world, to which the two lovers returned as quickly as possible.
Their appearance was an anomaly — a ssage ant for one person and a re whim to see another.
Having fulfilled their mission, they returned ho, lived their lives in harmony, loved, respected, and supported one another, and at the end of their lives, they died together, at the very sa mont.
Their story will remain a secret and will one day be told to you, dear readers, but another ti.
What you need to know is that Ardor is the protagonist of his own story, and Keiko is the heroine.
They are two reincarnated souls who, by sheer chance, were able to be reborn in the sa world.
For Keiko, this is her first experience, and for Ardor, his third.
Ardor rembered his two previous lives.
In one of them, he had everything he desired but died in mature age, and in the other, he died young from a hereditary disease, never having seen much of the world.
Thanks to the will of the Almighty, he managed to be reborn again, and this ti, his life was better than the two previous ones; however... he never forgot the very na of that past life, which he called the "period of regret" — the second rebirth, in which he was nad Saho.
Ardor is the reincarnation of Saho, the boy who was Runo’s first friend, her first love, and... the current Soken from the distant future.
As for Keiko, she is a reincarnation... you will learn more about her later, dear readers.
...
That evening, Sohen and the three sultry won gathered in the lobby, got into the car, and drove back ho.
The return trip was uneventful.
Karin was reading a book on her phone that she’d started a few days earlier, but then switched places halfway through with her mother, who was driving. Phoebe slept a lot, still recovering from a cold. Runo had been behind the wheel for the first part of the trip, but after her daughter took over, she looked out the window, occasionally giving the young man a seductive smile, while Sohen sat and watched the road unfolding before them, occasionally pulling out his phone to look at or read sothing.
The vacation was over, but each of them knew that this wasn’t the end of the story.
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