Predestined Marriage
Chapter 1681: Illusion
After Carl cohabited with her, he moved most of his belongings into her place.
Because of this, the room he used to live in looked empty.
Jessica turned around and returned to her bedroom door.
Traces of Carl were everywhere in her bedroom.
She didn't feel anything before, but now she found out many things belonged to Carl after she looked carefully.
Jessica stood by the door for a while.
Upon closer inspection, she discovered that Carl didn't have many things, not even half of hers. Perhaps Carl placed his things scattered, together with hers. In this way, it appeared to be his traces everywhere.
Like his headphones on the bed.
His two bottles of perfume, a tablet computer on her dressing table, and her towel...
It was all the things that he used every day.
All of a sudden, Jessica had the illusion that she had lived with Carl for many years.
But this delusion disappeared quickly.
She regained her composure.
carton and began
organized them, and then
pieces, but she tidied them up for
that, it darkened
took a bath, changed the sheets, and lay down on
to browse
Summer's post: Today I went to pick
illustration was that Leonardo was picking grapes
supposed to be candid, so
the father and daughter both were good-looking. So this photo was
below, "Little Rosie is
Jessica did that, she
a photo
a picture of
to have a party and
what was somewhat abnormal was that Carl
to Carl was
zoomed in on the picture and carefully looked at it several times. She was sure that
was talking to Sophia with a faint smile. Sophia raised her head
it looked exceptionally
for him
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