In Love, Never Say Never

I did not know how to console him, so all I could do was give him reminders.

Lifting a brow, he cast an icy gaze at me. “You’re not going to stay?”

After a pause, I shook my head.

Then I grabbed my jacket and left.

So many things had happened unexpectedly. By the time I reached the villa, it was already past midnight.

Before my car entered the garage, I saw the man standing by the doorway. He was a towering man. Under the dim streetlight, he looked like a weary traveler.

After parking my car, I stood by the doorway. Once again, it started drizzling.

His expression darkened. “Are you planning to stand outside for the rest of your life?”

With that said, he strode toward me. The more droplets landed on him, the more distant he seemed to me.

Pressing my lips tightly together, I muttered, “Didn’t you say you’ll be late tonight?” What I had understood from his call earlier was that it was likely he would not return tonight. After all, J City was far from K City. It would take him half a day just to fly there and back.

He sneered, “Do you think this isn’t late?”

right; it

pulled me into the villa. Staring at me with a dark

happened today was major, and I was late in coming home. Even if I said nothing about it, he would find out

dangerously. “Why don’t you say there for a few more days? It’ll save

good. I

He gritted out, “Who is your

the one who asked me to move there. Why are

be angry? You’re spending most of the day with Marcus. Why don’t you just take him in as your godson? That way, you can keep

I retorted, “Why don’t you tell

his hand onto the table, looking a second away from strangling me to death. “So it’s right of you to come back

even bother asking me why I’m there or what happened. All you do is lose your temper. You’re even saying that I’m in the

out an angry laugh. A beat later, some of the anger melted away from his face, and he asked, “All right. Tell me then.

muttered, “Get me a glass of

froze as the corner of his

me again. I’ll stop talking if you want me to.”

a while as he bit down on his thin lips. In the end, he said, “You’d better say something I want to listen to

his sentence. Instead, he gave me a glass of water and sat down opposite

the glass with both hands as I ruminated over the

at that. “I know. Aunt Sally told me about it.” After a pause,