"I saw the news," Sara said to Jin-A, who was sitting beside her at a bar.
"I'm sure you did. I need to deal with her," Jin-A told Sara.
She had been friends with Sara since high school, and no one understood her better than Sara did.
Sara, who was older than Jin-A, had always noticed the bruises on her each time her father unleashed his wrath on her, and Sara had made it a kind of habit to carry a soothing balm in her school bag for Jin-A... That was how they had become friends.
She was also the one who had given Jin-A the contact of the private investigator who had helped her dig into both Nana's and Min-Jung's life.
"What do you want to do about her?" Sara asked after Jin-A told her all that transpired between them at Yong's beauty salon.
"I was hoping you could help me arrange some guys..." Jin-A said in a low voice.
"I take it you don't want your name on it?" Sara asked without looking at her. Her eyes were fixed on her wine glass as she twirled it.
