When There Is Nothing Left But Love

Vivian and Larry took their seat at the dining table. Looking at the dishes before her, Vivian found herself having no appetite at all.

Seeing his mother’s impassive expression, Larry, too, had lost his appetite.

Vivian forced down some food and flashed Larry a reassuring smile. Then, she filled the boy’s bowl with some food before she continued eating.

Soon, Larry started to dig in.

Since the two had not had a proper meal for the past three days, they greatly enjoyed their meals.

Everything would be perfect if they weren’t eating the food in a bad mood.

After breakfast, Vivian had Larry stay at home with the housemaid while she headed out to search for Finnick.

Although she had resigned herself to live without that man in the future, still, she couldn’t help but continue searching for him.

It would be best if she managed to find Finnick. If not, perhaps this was the only way to make herself give up after countless futile searches.

that in mind, she drove off and soon started her

the road, afraid that the movie scene where a couple missed each other by a hair’s breadth would happen to her

was constantly looking outside the window while driving. One could imagine

her started honking, signaling

ignored the honks. At this moment, all she had in mind was to search for Finnick. She wouldn’t

frustrated, the other drivers cut her off. They cursed loudly as their cars overtook

with her pace while keeping her eyes on the

was futile. She then drove onto the highway and gradually

was the garden where Finnick and her usually

the car and entered the garden. Everything in it looked the same, with the peonies in full blossom and the willow trees

cobblestone path that led her to a green space.

loved hanging around there, especially during spring. The two of them would sit on the bench with their eyes closed. As the gentle wind blew, it brought along the fragrance of

blazing sun was at its highest point, shining onto the earth. Unwilling to linger outdoor in the hot weather, the passersby were seen hurrying their way out of the park and would

her way into

to the sun’s rays. On a sultry hot summer day, the pavilion was still stuffy like an oven as the hot summer wind