Chapter 190

When Eileen was getting ready for bed that night, she had thought she wouldn’t be able to sleep a wink.

Surprisingly, the moment she hit the sack, she was out like a light.

The familiar surroundings, though lacking their past vibe, still made her feel at ease subconsciously.

The next day, Egbert was getting up early.

After waking up, he knocked on Eileen’s door.

But all was quiet on the western front, no response whatsoever.

Egbert furrowed his brow. He knocked again for a while, but still, no peep from inside.

He started to get in a tizzy, pulled out a spare key from his drawer, and unlocked the door.

Inside the room, the curtains were drawn completely.

In the dark space, one could make out a small figure, curled up on the king-size bed, breathing steadily.

Egbert pursed his lips slightly. Standing at the doorway, he knocked again.

The noise was loud enough to wake the dead.

But the girl on the bed remained sound asleep.

Egbert’s expression turned serious. He quickly walked over, sat by the bed, and reached out to feel the girl’s forehead.

Her forehead was not hot; it didn’t seem like she was sick.

Just then, the girl on the bed stirred slightly.

Egbert thought she was about to wake up.

But Eileen just turned over and buried

Egbert’s expression changed again

face back into the quilt, continuing to sleep.

After a while, he quietly withdrew his hand, got up, and left the room.

Upon quietly closing the door, Egbert still had a serious look on his face.

He first discovered Eileen’s shallow sleeping problem during the filming of Eyes on the Rendezvous.

Back then, Galen had asked them to build up their chemistry, and they ended up watching romance movies almost every night.

But Eileen couldn’t sit through those movies. She would always fall asleep.

However, no matter how deeply she slept, she would wake up instantly if he made the slightest move

It was like an instinctive response; she was always on high alert.

If he covered her with a blanket, she would wake up.

If he moved her body, she would wake up.

If he held her she would definitely wake up.

At first, she would always be very alert upon waking up

and wasn’t as resistant, but she would still

always had her guard

he thought they were very

in the car, when he covered her

like a bow drawn tight,

for the first time, she didn’t wake up despite the heavy

what to

empty house related to the Howard family could make her relax

much pressure must she be

didn’t know what she had been

nothing more he could find out from the

that moment, Egbert felt a

for the first time that he might not know Eileen well enough.

again, it was already half-past nine in the morning.

covers, and giggled to herself for a good while before getting dressed

as she entered the living room, she saw Egbert

the other end of the line, “Won’t be there until one in the

few brief words, he hung up.

her come out, he casually said, “You’re up.”

and said, “Did I make you wait too long? I’m sorry, why didn’t you wake

told her to freshen up.

freshen up in the

that Egbert had already squeezed out some toothpaste

finished freshening up, cleaned her face, and quickly

was left high and dry by

than a set of casual clothes and a military

she had to stick

phone, and she would have no choice but to bug without Egbert.

morning, and Egbert drove like a bat out

awkward, shrinking into the passenger seat, barely daring to make a

they arrived at a five-star hotel in the city center.

pressed her face to the car window, peering into

got out of the

she didn’t know how long Egbert would be busy, and whether he could bring her some food when

that he saw Eileen still sitting in the passenger seat, not

on the window and asked, “What’s up?”

for you in the car, just leave the window cracked a bit for

asking, “Aren’t you going to eat?”

was taken aback, “But aren’t

waved her

followed Egbert

all about grandeur and opulence.

hotel, she was astounded by the giant rose arch in the middle

full of whimsy and wonder.

even more surprising was that there was an

the castle, seven little boys dressed as the seven dwarfs were actually sweeping the floor with brooms.

the other side of the arch was a sea of

railings were adorned with

looked like something straight out of a Grimms’ Fairy

Eileen’s face twitched.

on her face, she struggled to ask Egbert, “You…you see this, right?”

took

relieved, Thank goodness you see it too, I thought I was hallucinating!”

hotel

didn’t say

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