When There Is Nothing Left But Love

I turned on the lights and served him a glass of water. Sitting down on the rattan chair, I tried to sober up.

He stared at me meaningfully and asked, “Have you returned to the family home?”

I hesitated. “Twenty years have gone by. It is probably demolished or completely renovated.”

I did paid the family home a visit when I first came to R Province with Summer. In fact, I like to bring her there and stroll around. Although it has been largely modified, many interior items still remain.

He continued looking at me. “I only replaced what was broken. I didn’t change the rest.”

I was taken aback when I realized he bought the family home.

Except for nodding, I refrained from saying anything. “It’s getting late. Let’s catch up another time, you should go home and get some rest.”

There’s no need for him to stay over since he’s got a house in R Province.

He quietly made his way to the door.

I followed him from behind until we got to the main entrance.

Out of the blue, he turned around and hugged me. I was stunned at first, but calmed down within the next minute.

“I miss you, Scarlett,” he said hoarsely in a childlike manner.

I stood still and patted his back. In a light voice, I said to him, “Summer is already four. Come over and visit her whenever you are free.”

There’s no need to brood over it because time will heal it all.

looking for

Colin and me spread like

me in order to gain Louis’ favor. Some criticized us for

speculations that

sudden appearance at the office was like the grist for the mill as far

was busy arranging the files and did not notice

when the girls who were discussing lipsticks and cosmetics quieten

a handsome man

presence

are you

gaze from my computer screen and looked at me.

didn’t sound like an

being a businessman from the Stovall family had earned him

him were excited

might need to wait for

then found a place to

the office,

man?

the president of an electronic technology company, John Stovall,

“So, they are siblings?”

haven’t heard anything

didn’t

my computer, I said to John, “Let’s go!” Though the ladies huddled together and talked in hushed voices, they were not entirely inaudible. Disliking what I

once we got out of the hotel. “What do

“Anything.”