Crystal's One Night of Love

Chapter 176 He Has Yet To Let Go.

Crystal made a trip to the condominium the next day.

She had hired some guys to replace the curtains with the original ones and dump the vases into the trash.

All of her clothing and accessories, both used and unused, were packed up and sent to an auction house.

Everything that belonged to Crystal was disposed of, including Morning Dew.

In just one day, all traces of Crystal had been removed from that condominium. It was almost as if she was never there.

Crystal stared at Snowy, the stray dog that Henry had adopted in order to please her back then.

Since Snowy had barely been eating well while she was gone, Crystal decided to take the dog with her.

Having stayed with Henry for about six months, that dog was all that remained. Crystal donated the fifty million that she received from Henry, the clothes, accessories, and Morning Dew to a charitable organization.

Crystal felt a dull ache in her leg after she was done taking care of everything. The pain reminded her of the bizarre nature of her fruitless relationship with Henry.

Two days later, Henry was working at the office after handling a huge case that shook the entire world.

Things were starting to look great for him until Jamie knocked on the door and entered his office.

“Miss Winters came over yesterday and asked me to hand you this,” she said softly while handing him an envelope.

Henry took the envelope over and examined its contents. In it was the key to his condominium.

He stared at the key in silence for a few seconds before asking, “Have you checked the place? Did she take her clothes and jewelry with her? If not, I want you to send them all over to her. I have no use for them, so there’s no point in me keeping them around.”

Noticing the conflicted look on Jamie’s face, Henry asked, “What’s wrong?”

Thinking it would be inappropriate for her to answer that question, Jamie decided to give him a vague response instead. “You’ll find out once you get home tonight, Mr. Miller. All I can say is that Miss Winters. has indeed moved out.”

Henry found her reply rather strange, but he didn’t give it much thought and carried on working.

that he started his

didn’t like the idea of returning to a dark condominium unit with no one there to make dinner for him, so he sat in his car and smoked a cigarette before

and switching on the lights, Henry froze in shock

used to seeing it with all the stuff that Crystal

been restored to its original state. It looked cold and matched his aesthetic preferences, but lacked the human touch

and began checking every corner of the

bedroom, the living room, and even the bathroom, but

had thoroughly removed her presence from that

in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, Henry realized that she had even gotten rid of

understood what Crystal was trying to do. Not only did she want to forget him, but she also wanted him

meet again, the world around him seemed to spin, and a

call, but all he heard was an automated message saying. “Sorry. The number you have dialed is

about and smashed his phone against the wall.

pieces instantly,

back time or bring back some of those memories with Crystal, Henry then proceeded

really late at night when Henry stood among a pile of broken furniture.

diamond ring that he had given Crystal at the very beginning.

only thing Crystal had left

ring, Henry recalled the look of joy on Crystal’s face when she received it as well as her sad expression when she found

a little red as an unknown emotion overwhelmed him and

he could forget Crystal as well, Henry decided

himself with lots of work and attending social events

else mentioned Crystal in front of him either.

almost as though Crystal had

chuckle as he wondered why Charles and the others stopped talking about her even

“Mr. Miller, about the auction in Hawen

signing a document when he paused and asked,

of jewelry and haute couture dresses. Those were all things that you bought Miss Winters! That piano was

Crystal need so much money?” Henry asked in a

money to a charitable organization,”