On the other hand, she felt very bad that this could affect her son's ability to focus on his practice for the programme that he was about to go to in just four days's time.
Doyun nodded as he went to sit beside his mother. She looked very pale and tired herself. It was evident that she had been crying. Hajoon and Hyeri took the seat behind them.
"Hm, omma. So what are the police saying? Hyeri said that you wanted to bail her out, but they refused."
"Hmm. Yes. It's as she said. I believe the parents of the three girls she beat want her to pay dearly for it.
They refuse to settle with us. And the police would only let your sister leave if the girls or their parents decided to let the matter go."
Lee Baram paused to wipe her snot and then continued. "Doyun a, I don't think they would ever let her go until she served some jail time. What I'm afraid of is how this would affect her future."
