Chapter 76 (2/2)

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Screaming at her, Bojin approached Yomin. Putting the water bowl with ice on the desk, she hugged Yomin from behind. Swallowing cries deep inside, Yomin cried, unable to control herself. Bojin lifted Yomin’s upper body on her knees and held her. She stopped Yomin’s hands from beating her chest.

“Your Highness! Why are you harming yourself? Please pull yourself together!”

Bojin began to cry, too. The wounds that Yomin left on her chest broke Bojin’s heart as if she had cut her own skin. She was so sad it felt like she had a dagger stabbed into her heart.

“Why are you so heartbroken because of him? Why are you alone so tormented like this?”

“Bojin!”

Yomin stopped scratching her chest now and looked at her, with tears dangling from her eyes.

“How come I….”

“Yes, this is your trusted servant, Bojin, who attends to you all the time. How couldn’t I notice how heartbroken you are?”

“I wish I had not shown you my ugly behavior like this…..”

Yomin bit her lip, and began to hide her naked chest, but Bojin stopped her.

“Your Highness, your fair skin is bruised.”

Bojin sobbed. Yomin looked at her with a gloomy expression. Bojin cried like a child, narrowing her brows and biting her lips as if she were also annoyed.

“Everybody is so mean to you, Your Highness. I hate them. You are Prince Ruhae’s official wife. They are so evil.”

Bojin said what Yomin could have never blurted out. Yomin was not sure whether she had to stop Bojin or not. As she got her pent-up anger and frustration off her chest like that, Yomin felt a bit better now.

“They are evil, not you. Why are you alone so heartbroken? How come you alone have to put up with this? They also have to be heartbroken. Those who did wrongdoing should pay the price for their wrongdoings,” Bojin continued in anger. She again hugged Yomin and cried out.

Bojin blew off steam and cried for her. Yomin gently hugged.

Bojin suddenly flinched at her touch.

Surprised, Bojin blinked and said, “Your Highness, I think you have to cool down your fever first.”

Bojin hastily brought the bowl full of ice water. She took out one piece of ice and put it on Yomin’s chest.

“You will feel pretty cold.”

“I’m alright,” Yomin answered calmly. A cool piece of ice quickly melted on her hot and scratched chest. With an upset expression Bojin examined the messy nail marks that Yomin left on her chest.

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“Please don’t be sick, Your Highness! Please!”

Choked with tears, Bojin massaged her chest with ice.

Leaning her upper body on Bojin’s chest, Yomin stayed calm and followed her directions. She then drank the ice water Bojin brought for her, which cooled down her troubled mind.

She felt sore when the ice water touched her scars, but she could put up with that. Rather it seemed to give her a rude awakening that she should stay alert.

“Bojin!”

“Yes, Your Highness!”

“No, nothing.”

Yomin tried to say something but stopped, but she kept thinking about what Yomin just told her.

‘Those who did wrongdoing should pay for their wrongdoings!’

Though Bojin’s remarks were a simple truth, Yomin didn’t think of it before because she took it for granted.