While the girls argue, Pat realizes that Ace hasn’t left.
Pat: Why are you still here?
Ace: Well, I, erm…

Pat: I said out of my house.
Ace: Bro, don’t condemn me without listening, at least let me explain.

Pat: I don’t want to hear your explanations. just leave and stay away from Jun from here on, okay?
Romeo: Well said, Pat.
Ace: Well, thank you Romeo.
Romeo: You’re welcome.

Ace: Listen, it was all a misunderstanding, I wasn’t flirting with Jun, I was just joking with her.
Pat: Do you think I am a fool? I know you, Ace. And I know you have always liked Jun.

Ace: That’s right, but she’s your girlfriend now, I promised I’d respect that, and I have, I swear.
Pat: I don’t care if you swear, just leave now. Don’t make me kick you out myself.

Patrick sounds serious, may his friendship with Ace rest in peace. It seems like the end of a great era, but Ace still believes he can save this situation and refuses to leave.

Then Pat decided to be the one to leave the party and his own apartment, so as not to do something he might regret, (or that would ruin his image as a politician). He left so quietly that no one noticed at that moment.

After Patrick’s flight, the argument between Bianca and Jun escalated.
Jun: You don’t give a damn about Ace, huh? Then who is it you’re worried about, Pat? Are you interested in him, you traitor?

Bianca: What the hell did you just call me?
Jun: A traitor, because that’s what you are. You pretend to care about our friendship, but the one you really care about is Pat!

Bianca: Is that what you think? Well, FYI it’s Romeo that I care about.
Jun: Really? Well, good luck with that, cause in case you don’t know, Romeo is gay, he has a crush on Ace, and Ace seems to like him too. That’s why he pretended to hit on me, to pique his interest.

Ouch, that did hurt. Not that Bianca doesn’t know about Romeo and Ace, but it’s always hard to remember she doesn’t stand a chance. And what was Jun thinking? She should’ve told Pat what was really going on instead of misleading him like this. Anyway, enough drama for today, time to leave the party.

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