“But, Captain Master.”
At that moment, one of the pirates who had been forced to listen suddenly cut in. It was Ulli, the youngest of the Samaria Pirates accompanying them.
“At that point, shouldn’t you just break up with him?”
“Huh?”
“From what I’ve heard, he doesn’t sound like a good person at all. Women getting hung up on bad men like that is practically a disease. My Noona did exactly the same thing, ruined the whole family, and that’s how even I ended up becoming a pirate.”
“Hey, hey! Ulli, you punk! Shut up, will you? A woman? What woman? Where do you see a woman here?”
“Ah, right. Y-yeah.”
“But he does have a point. You said you gave up your family and friends just to get that one guy, didn’t you? You’re not supposed to date a bastard like that. When even pirates think a man’s bad news, then he’s really bad news!”
“Exactly. Break up with him while you’ve got the chance. You said that bastard was so possessive you couldn’t even go to… college? Was that it?”
“What’s college?”
“Apparently, in Captain Hook Jio’s country, it’s some kind of school you pretty much have to go through before entering society.”
“They say he locked her in bed all day so she couldn’t even study and fed her nothing but that ridiculously expensive ice cream. His intentions couldn’t be more obvious! You know those pieces of trash who don’t even teach young women to read…