Aaron would always run to her room, and then he thought it too troublesome to run to her room, so he simply carried her into his room.Over time, his room became their room.
Her toiletries and her clothes are all here.
After Katrina has packed up all the things that belong to her, she carries the suitcase downstairs.
Hearing footsteps, Randy looks up and says, "Miss Miller, the water you ask me is here,"
Shocked was written on his face, he saw Katrina carrying a small suitcase.
Randy is a little surprised, "Miss Miller, why is it... "
Katrina walks over, puts a key on the coffee table, and says, "Randy, here"s the key that Aaron had given me. You take it. Thank you for the water you poured for me. I have other things to do, so I won"t stay here too long."
Katrina said to Randy and about to leave when Randy quickly follows, "Miss Miller, where are you going? You... What"s the matter with you and Mr. Wilson?"
She has packed her things and returned keys. What"s all this about?
Didn"t she live here happily before?
And she got along well with Mr. Wilson and Beta together.
Why now...
Why does she suddenly leave with her things?
Seeing her like that, Randy couldn"t help but be anxious.
Katrina stops walking, doesn"t look back, takes a deep breath, and says in a calm voice, "I broke up with Aaron. There"s no need to live here anymore. I"m going back to my house. Randy, thank you for taking care of me these days. Goodbye."
With those words, Katrina finally clutches her suitcase and speeds away.
Randy, on the other hand, is shocked.
What, what is she talking about?
Break up?
Did Miss Miller and Mr. Wilson break up?
How could they... break up?
Mr. Wilson had a hard time chasing Miss Miller from Hadley city to Abbe city.
And they have broken up?
Mr. Wilson, can he really bear it?
***
In the evening, Aaron steps back to his private villa under the faint moonlight.
Yesterday, Katrina got angry with him, broke up with him, and went back to her own small apartment.
He knows that she also won"t come back tonight.
Without her, the big villa is just a cold house; for him, there is no nostalgia here.
In this case, why should he go back to face everything cold so early?
In a bad mood, Aaron has drunk more outside.
He knows that Katrina is absorbed in sadness because of Carl Anderson"s death.
Suddenly knowing that Carl Anderson"s death is related to him...
It"s difficult for her to get through this moment in her heart, so she would quarrel with him and wanted to break up in a hurry.
Ok!
He won"t take her emotional breakup seriously.
He will give her time to calm down.
He will give her time to accept the news that Carl Anderson has died slowly.
These days, he will not disturb her life, nor add more distress to her.
He only hopes that after a difficult time, she can really understand his feelings for her.
He only hopes that she doesn"t refuse his feelings for her by breaking up with him.
She should know the fact that yesterday, when he heard that she tried to clear up all the relations with him, and decided to break up with him, his heart was as if to be pinched into a huge hole, with the unbearable pain. He cried for her, but he can"t persuade her to stay with him.
No matter how angry she was, or how severely she scolded him or even hit him...
Nothing was far less violent than hearing her words, saying she broke up with him. It hurt him so much.
At that moment, it was as if he suffered heavy losses.
Never had there been any painful situation he countered for the past twenty years of his existence except letting his beloved woman leave him for a while.
Back in the room, Aaron unfastens his tie, takes off his suit, and takes a bath immediately.
When he finishes his bath and brushes his teeth at the washbasin, he suddenly finds that there is only one single gla.s.s where there were two gla.s.ses placed side by side before.
The pink gla.s.s belonging to Katrina has disappeared.
Aaron thinks he may worry too much for a moment.
Perhaps it"s the servant who came in to clean the room and accidentally broke it and threw it away.
Aaron takes a look at the trash can. It"s so clean that nothing in it at all.
He quickly opens the drawer under the washstand.
The drawer was kept empty until Katrina came.
He"s a man. He doesn"t have so many things to put in.
When Katrina arrives, she will habitually put some hair ropes, small hair clips, and other things in this drawer, which is more convenient for her to use every time she needs it.
In this little drawer, there"s always something that belongs to her.
However, the moment he opens the drawer, Aaron becomes disappointed.
The drawer is totally empty, and what belongs to Katrina has already disappeared.
Aaron searches all over the bathroom and finds nothing belonging to Katrina was there.
Her daily necessities, her tooth gla.s.s, and towels are all gone, and nothing is left behind for him.
Instead of brus.h.i.+ng his teeth, Aaron rushes out of the bathroom with only a towel around him.
He opens the wardrobe, and half of the wardrobe that was hanging Katrina"s clothes becomes empty, leaving only a few of his suits hanging alone on the other side.
Looking all over the room, he finds that there is nothing left over from her.
She has come back some time secretly and has packed all her things away.
Staring at the empty wardrobe, Aaron feels a sense of suppression in his heart.
He hasn"t been in the mood to eat all day. He drank a lot of wine in the evening. His stomach is still a little uncomfortable.
In this way, he feels much more painful, both physically and psychologically.
"That cruel woman! Why did she leave me suddenly?" He asked in silence, and tears began to fall from his eyes.