Stuck in you

"No, it's fine."

Jack took out his handkerchief from his pocket and wiped the spilled contents carefully. "I'll change later."

Glancing at the empty coffee cup, then at the closed elevator, Austin couldn't help but sigh in relief. It seemed that he was lucky that his boss was in such a good mood.

If he wasn't, then he couldn't bring himself to imagine the results.

Jack opened the door and put down the key on the table. "Rachel?" he called out, only to hear silence.

"Did she go out again?"

Without thinking too much, he looked at the glaring stain on his shirt. He took off his suit and decided to take a shower first. Maybe she would come back soon.

At that moment, Rachel was sitting in the back seat and staring out the window indifferently. Nobody could tell what she was willing at this moment.

Lucas' voice sounded abruptly in the car. "Have you already made up your mind?"

She nodded.

"You know how I've been looking forward to the training."

Knowing how destroyed her relationship was with Jack, she knew that going abroad was her best option.

She'd be much better off in busying herself there than suffering here with him.

Her surroundings became more and more remote. Soon enough, she could already hear airplanes taking off as their engines echoed across the fields.

The airport was already nearby.

"Are you really not going to tell Jack?" he asked worriedly.

"It won't be necessary."

She shook her head.

If she had told him, then things would've been much more difficult. It would be better to leave it like this.

Jack suddenly sneezed. He rubbed his nose and wrapped himself with a bath towel. A feeling of uneasiness swept over him as he stepped out of the shower.

At first, he didn't take it seriously, but every second made him even more nervous.

He walked out of the bathroom and paused. A frown slid into his lips as he stepped back and glanced at the sink.

From where he had left it, there should've been two electric toothbrushes, women's facial cleanser, and a face wash. Now, his toothbrush was the only thing left.

'Where's her stuff?

Did a thief come in?'

Jack waved his thoughts away. He walked into his bedroom to see that the dresser was also empty.

His clothes were the only ones left.

Immediately, he put on his clothes and ran into every room.

that he realized that all of her things had disappeared. In fact, it looked as if she had never even lived

would've thought it was

already signed the divorce

to divorce

his phone. His hands trembled at the thought of losing her. He dialed

Where did she go?

Where could she go?

situated in the city, so she couldn't have gone

calm himself. He wouldn't let her leave

It was just ironic how he got the

sweet dreams were playing in the back of his mind when he felt his weight being lifted up.

bother saying another word as he came onto

he shoved him. Seeing Jack's gloomy face, he couldn't help but shrink back.

"Where's Rachel?"

beat around

"How am I supposed to know? I asked her to go back once she recovered

Instead, he grabbed the man's phone and dialed

hell are you doing now?

look in his face,

slowly nodded in response. It seemed that even

Instead, he

was next

matter how many times he tried calling her, she didn't bother to answer her phone. Sometimes, she would even hang up on him. It seemed

he tried calling Henry. "Get your woman

glanced at Lea, who was lying comfortably on the

need to ask

towards her. "It's from Jack. He

don't want

might be something important," he urged. "Honey, didn't you say you want some barbecue? How

and she turned.

couldn't just resist delicious

went on a date in a barbecue shop. Lea almost drooled at the

she asked him to take her out to

good for the baby," he had said, wagging his finger. "You should eat

as if she was talking to

sat up and took

come to

She frowned. "No. Why?"

day, the two texted

for

Lea and Henry had been so busy in moving back to the Qin family's house that she

"You're telling

along with Rachel. Eric, Lea, and Lucas. If the two of them

I

she snapped. "What happened?"

creased at the thought of being

"Nothing."

what he had to say, Lea threw the phone on the quilt and gritted

clothes. We can go get the barbecue you