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Hearing that, Mark laughed.

He took a sip of his beer and asked, “What’s wrong? Don’t you want me to quit the band? I thought you would be the happiest to see me leaving Sophie and stop being around her.”

Tristan glanced at him. “I must say you’ve overestimated yourself if that’s what you think. Sorry to let you down, but I’ve never considered you my love rival because I know Sophie only sees you as a friend and nothing more.”

Mark was at a loss for words. Although Tristan was telling the truth, his words still sounded rather harsh in Mark’s ears. He asked, “Are you so certain that Sophie will never have feelings for me?”

“Yes, I am certain about that.” Tristan was very confident in himself.

“Mr. Tristan, do you know how much I envy you? Not because you’re rich but because Sophie likes you.”

“That is certainly something worthy of your envy.” Tristan was also proud of himself for winning Sophie’s heart.

“Anyway, why don’t you tell me why you want to leave the band?” He only came here to meet Mark because he wanted to hear the latter’s answer.

Tristan would do everything he could to help Sophie settle the things she was struggling to deal with on her own so that she wouldn’t burden herself too much.

“Well, I have been in the entertainment industry for too long, and I want to try something different now. After all, no one stays popular forever.”

“But then, you’re very popular now. You shouldn’t have chosen to leave the band at this point in your career.”

“Mr. Tristan, I don’t need anyone telling me what I should and should not do.”

Mark was also someone with a temper, and he would not be intimidated even if the person sitting across from him was the powerful and terrifying Tristan. He did not need Tristan telling him what he should or should not do, and neither did he need Tristan to give him the green light for the decisions he made.

He continued, “No one should judge my decision as long as I am happy with it. Other factors won’t affect my choices.”

“Do you have no regrets about leaving the band?” Tristan came all the way here to question Mark’s departure because he knew how much Mark loved music and the band. “Mark, are you perhaps having some issues? If that’s the case, you can talk to me. I might be able to help you with whatever problems you’re having.”

“I know you’re a powerful man, but you should know there are things even you can’t fix.”

“So, you are having issues, aren’t you?”

“Nope. Stop asking.” Mark continued drinking his beer.

He only agreed to meet Tristan because he did not want to drink alone.

Then, Mark said, “Come on! No matter what, we’re still two men who fell in love with the same girl. Can’t we put everything aside and enjoy our drinks tonight?”
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something worthy of your envy.” Triston wos olso proud of himself for winning

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someone to question his choices. He only needed someone

the question slide for the night. For now, he would indulge the other man

not talkative people, but they had a lot of things in common that they

he said, “Mr. Tristan, promise me you’ll treat Sophie well. If you dare hurt her, I will never let you get

ago, so he could never bear to watch anyone

I will never hurt her. I can’t bear to let that happen.” Tristan had spent a long time pursuing Sophie, and he would only treat

right. I shouldn’t worry about her when she has you to protect her. No one will dare hurt her with you around.” Despite his personal feelings,

know what he could say to

forced. Even if Mark liked Sophie a lot, no one could force Sophie to

now, and you should go home earlier too. Don’t

he slumped down again. He was too

but he was a little soberer

before dragging his heavy body back to Wisteria Apartments. When he opened the door, he saw Sophie sitting on the couch,

that he had returned, Sophie immediately walked over

frowned when she detected the

go? Why did you drink so

her shoulder. He felt slightly dizzy at

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his choices.

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