Josie refused to admit to Dexter’s comment. “Not always.”
“No? You always clamored for raspberry roll cake from Orchid Bakery on our way home from school. Once, they were sold out, and you were so upset that you refused to eat. You ended up with gastritis and got hospitalized.” Dexter recounted the past in vivid detail, remembering it all too clearly.
Naturally, Josie remembered that as well and felt somewhat helpless. “That was an exception.”
She remembered after she was admitted to the hospital that time, she was still upset. No matter how much Mark and Claudia tried to coax her, it was all to no avail. Dexter then went to Orchid Bakery before the break of dawn and waited for it to open. Clutching a wad of bills, he declared he wanted to buy ten raspberry roll cakes.
The salesperson was utterly amused.
Nonetheless, Josie cheered up for real. She beamed from ear to ear at that time. “Only Dexter understands me. None of you do.”
At the side, Mark said teasingly, “Oh, since Dexter understands you best, how about marrying him when you grow up?”
At the time, she couldn’t grasp the concept of marriage. As she ate, she grinned. “That’d be wonderful!”
Everyone in the room burst into laughter. Only Dexter, who had just entered adolescence, silently blushed, his earlobes turning red.
Later, when many others repeated Mark’s words, his expression remained calm. He went along with the flow, his earlobes never red again.
hands on a raspberry roll cake. Yet, he was helpless to do anything about it. Each time, he would startle awake, wondering where she was then and if someone still indulged her and bought her raspberry
to the core. Even now, as he recalled that time, there was still
uneasy. She clenched her fingers. “I…
and simply responded with
made
him, only to see him lowering his gaze
up, and words appeared on it, one
read: At your service,
Follow my coordinates and send people to the
lips, but Dexter then said to
change. Looking down from the skylight, the couple saw them walking out
quickly asked, “If I go down first, will you
shook her head. A ladder hung below the skylight, but it was vertical and looked intimidating. “Don’t worry. I can
Josie succeeded in keeping
the shadows. Tilting his head back, he watched as Josie slowly climbed down and entered the warehouse just before
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