I've Been There Before

“Why were you there?”

They helped each other and returned home. Grace opened the door and entered.

At this moment, her mind was clearer. She abruptly turned around and looked at Caden seriously.

Why was he there so coincidentally?

Caden didn’t notice the change in her mood. He innocently pointed to the balcony. “You go to work every day. I stand there and watch your car leave.

I know the time when you leave work.”

In other words, he was on the balcony watching her car drive in every day at the time she got off work.

Grace was surprised. She had thought of all possibilities, and even … suspected …

However, she never thought of this answer.

‘The floor they live is so high. Is he able to see me?” she the thought.

“Ingemar gave it to me,” Caden said as he pulled her to the balcony.

Grace looked at the extra items on the balcony, shocked.

“It has been here for a long time,” he whispered in her ear.

Grace lowered her eyes … It had been here for a long time?

However, it was only today that she knew that this thing was on her own balcony.

This kind of telescope was different from the ones bought from a toy store or from a supermarket.

Grace didn’t know much about telescopes, but she could tell that this was a professional one.

Does that mean that every day, as she went to work and went back home, he was on the balcony, watching her?

For a moment, she couldn’t say anything.

“Grace, I’m dizzy.”

Caden pulled her sleeve in grievance.

She looked at his face. Under the light, she looked at him carefully and noticed that his face looked terrible.

What’s worse, his face and his lips were pale.

Without saying anything, she reached out to grab his hand and walked towards the living room. She was in a hurry. When they reached the living room, she reached out and pressed him into the sofa without saying anything.

She tore his clothes in silence.

Shocking!

Traces of cyan-purple congestion crowded into her eyes.

“Turn around,” she commanded.

Caden did so.

took a deep gasp. It was

I’ll call Ingemar

looked serious as she hurriedly fumbled her bag for

Caden grabbed her hand. “Grace, it doesn’t hurt. Don’t call Ingemar.”

heavily

no

hand which was holding the phone. Grace was impatient. She shook away his hand and was about to make a phone call, but the phone was snatched

her hand and said,

“No.”

say it again. Give it back to me. Your

“No.”

controlled her anger and took a deep breath. She tried her best

“Why not?”

don’t want Ingemar to know that I’m injured. Otherwise,

for a moment,

would indeed be

be angry with Caden, but with her.

angry with you.”

“I know.”

Suddenly, her voice stopped. She looked at Caden quietly for

Caden didn’t speak.

However, he refused

could only sigh. She pulled off his shirt and examined his body up and down. She touched

anything

“No...”

“Don’t lie.”

opened his mouth and said

she was anxious. “Where does it hurt? How serious

where the

but

the alley, the sticks all hit on his back, so it couldn’t be the

couldn’t be careless.

that his

severely, which is different from other places, you must tell

“Okay.”

He nodded.

other thoughts. She just wanted to make sure how

stretched out her hand and pressed down on his

bones. “Is it very painful?”

at the beginning and

he began to

noticed that his also dodged

throw you away,” she said with a tense face.

“I’m not lying!”

not lying, why are you

“I …”

it hurt here?” She pressed down on the spot where he had

“Don’t.”

said you weren’t lying. Give me the phone! I must contact

he isn’t lying, why did he

became anxious and hurriedly