Cheating only came in zero times or countless times. Since she could get together with Old White and Kang the Conqueror, what was so strange about getting together with Kang the Conqueror?
After all, weren't they so open-minded? Freedom and openness were their tradition.
"Han—Hank, don't listen to his nonsense. I have never betrayed you."
Faced with Kang the Conqueror's claims, Jane chose to flatly deny them.
No one had seen it before.
Kang the Conqueror turned out to be an emotional hothead too!
Family, who understands this? How did this fairy end up meeting two shrimp-headed men after entering the Quantum Realm?
She really had terrible luck with men.
At that moment, it seemed as if a watermelon with a human face was wildly twisting around in Jane's mind while endlessly ranting.
She felt deeply wronged. She had been deceived by two bad men. Not only had her feelings been deceived, but so had her body. By all rights, she was the victim, yet these two men were now smearing her innocence. They were simply awful people.
Fortunately, at least one person still trusted her.
With that thought, Jane tightly grasped Doctor Pym's hand.
At the very least, she had not lied about that. From her current perspective, she truly had not lied.
She had not betrayed Doctor Pym. Her heart had always belonged to him. Otherwise, why would she have abandoned Old White without hesitation and returned to the Macro World the moment she received Doctor Pym's message?
Could it be that she had merely had enough fun?
What did it matter if her body had betrayed him? As long as her heart belonged to Doctor Pym, that was enough.
Well, it was rather absurd, yet it had genuinely happened.
Perhaps, according to Jane's own values, she truly