His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 05

His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 05

I forced a bitter smile.

“Son of a bitch!”

“I actually thought there was a man who would never stop loving someone.”

“I had been so wrong about him.”

My best friend was the only person who knew about my ability to see Loyalty Scores.

Back in college, I had predicted when both of her ex-boyfriends were about to dump her.

I even knew when the other girls’ boyfriends in our dorm were going to cheat on them.

My best friend once asked me if I had some kind of special ability.

I laughed and told her I could see the Loyalty Score above everyone’s head.

Instead of doubting me, she looked excited.

“Seriously?”

“Then can you see my Loyalty Score?”

I nodded.

“How high is it?”

“Come on, tell me!”

“95%.”

She clicked her tongue.

“Why isn’t it 100%?”

I told her,

“For friendships and family, staying above 60% is enough.”

After that day, whenever my best friend started dating someone, she would secretly ask me about their Loyalty Score.

As soon as someone’s Loyalty Score dropped below 80%…

She would break up with them first.

She refused to let herself get hurt.

That was why she was thirty-five years old and still unmarried.

Until now, Jase was the only person whose Loyalty Score I had ever seen stay at 100%.

For ten years.

It never changed.

But now…

My best friend took us to a seafood buffet.

Then she drove us back to her luxury penthouse apartment.

Ever since she decided that every man would eventually fall out of love…

She stopped dating.

Instead, she focused completely on her career.

Now, she was the general manager of a company.

Riley and I stayed at her place for two days.

Two whole days.

Jase never came home.

During the day, he was busy helping Hannah find an apartment.

At night, he stayed with her and made sure she fell asleep.

The cheap apartment building was crowded and filled with strangers.

Hannah was always worried that the man from before would come back.

She refused to let Jase leave.

Jase took out his phone and sent me a message.

[Hannah is scared to sleep alone. I’ll come back after she falls asleep.]

But the check mark stayed gray.

Jase stared at the gray check mark.

His chest tightened.

But soon, Hannah called for him again.

And he turned away to deal with her.

He thought Emma was just angry with him.

After all, she had gotten upset before because of Lauren.

But he forgot.

He and I had only fought about Lauren once.

That day, there had been a huge storm.

I asked him to pick up Riley.

He promised he would.

But Riley ended up waiting at school for more than an hour.

When I finally arrived, she hugged me and cried for a long time.

When Jase came home, I had a huge fight with him.

He explained that Lauren had suddenly gotten acute appendicitis.

The storm was so bad that the ambulance would have taken thirty minutes to arrive.

Driving her there himself only took fifteen minutes.

So he took Lauren first.

He just didn’t expect to be delayed at the medical center.

Later, after Lauren recovered, she personally came to our house with gifts to thank Jase.

The most important thing was…

Jase had always been completely comfortable around Lauren.

His Loyalty Score never changed.

Three days later.

Jase finally finished helping Hannah move.

Her new place was in a new apartment complex.

The monthly rent alone was six thousand dollars.

Hannah only earned four thousand dollars a month.

Jase paid an entire year’s rent for her.

He told her to stay there and feel at ease.

To thank him, Hannah insisted on taking him out for dinner.

The two of them stayed at a newly opened seafood restaurant until ten.

On the way back…

Jase bought some donuts and small cakes.

He thought it had been several days since he had been home.

He needed to make it up to Emma and Riley.

But when he opened the door, the house was completely dark.

“Emma?”

“Riley?”

“I’m back!”