Find Me In Your Labyrinth

It was only after Courtney had left that Estelle started to let her guard down.

In a situation where time had changed and people had moved on, encountering familiar faces can be one of the most intimidating experiences. They would always unintentionally bring up past events, which could be super awkward.

Jonathan poured her some water, “Did that make you uncomfortable?”

Estelle looked up, “No.”

She paused briefly before asking, “Where’s my gun?”

Jonathan frowned slightly, “You’re so attached to your gun, why haven’t you called to ask for it these past few days?”

Estelle didn’t answer.

“So,” Jonathan looked deeply into her eyes, “You actually feel secure about leaving your gun with me, don’t you?”

Estelle’s heart skipped a beat, understanding the implications of his words. The fact that she entrusted him with her most secretive and least-wanted-to-be-seen item without any concern suggested…

gaze without hesitation and slowly said, “I think, Mr. Lamont isn’t that much of a

“Am I

brows, he seemed a bit confused, “I’ve only ever loved one person, never cheated, never strayed. How am

Lamont isn’t a jerk, but it’s a pity

or not, she might not even know herself. Even if

“Mr. Lamont, don’t be

smiled, “I never fail to get what I

you can try again this

suddenly softened, “Would you like to give it

choked up and couldn’t

with the food, breaking

be ready soon!”

a gentle smile

felt a hint of helplessness, wondering when she would look at him like that again. For such a glance, he was willing

he didn’t bring up the past. Instead, he changed the subject, “Is Emily’s mom feeling better?”