Blushing profusely, Gi-Gyu murmured, “I admit that I acted childishly.”

Currently, Gi-Gyu was sporting a bright red face: It was from embarrassment, not from his scuffle. 

“A close friend’s father… The president of the association… Pfft!” When Sung-Hoon teased, Gi-Gyu quickly covered Sung-Hoon’s mouth with his hand. Gi-Gyu didn’t know why he said such a thing. All he knew was that his anger turned him into someone he wasn’t. 

‘This is all your fault, Lou.’

When Gi-Gyu grumbled to his Ego, Lou replied sarcastically. 

-Why are you blaming me? This just shows what a terrible person you are. 

Gi-Gyu suspected his outburst was due to prolonged stress. He had been hunting incessantly for so long that he started yelling something so childish. 

“Haa…” When Gi-Gyu sighed, Sung-Hoon tried to console him. 

“Please don’t worry. Everyone has an embarrassing moment or two in their life. I mean, I had… Mmph!!!” 

Gi-Gyu covered Sung-Hoon’s mouth again. Glaring at Gi-Gyu and Sung-Hoon, the police officer standing nearby ordered, “Please be quiet over there.”

Gi-Gyu lowered his face in shame and replied, “Of course. I apologize.”

Gi-Gyu, Sung-Hoon, and the four men from the yellow sports car were inside the police station. Many saw their fight, the one they had in the middle of the street, and reported them to the police. The six players involved were arrested on the spot and were brought to the police station.

When Gi-Gyu saw one of the men he fought glaring at him, he asked, “What is it? You got something to say to me?”

The man was miserable: Both of his eyes were bruised, and his nose was still bleeding. His friends were in about the same sad condition. Watching these pathetic players, Gi-Gyu thought, ‘It was so hard controlling my strength when I was beating...