Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman
Chapter 118
Divorced but Delighted Chapter 118
Chapter 118 How Many Scars Do You Have?
Cierra was silent.
After a long while, when there was no sound outside the room, as if the thunder and lightning were just pranks, Cierra’s voice sounded again.
“Isn’t she afraid of thunder?”
Her words stirred up many things in the past.
It was on Old Mr. Trevino’s birthday, as well as in this old house.
Old Mr. Trevino didn’t like Aleah, and he didn’t like to celebrate his birthday at such an old age. He only invited his family to have a meal together in the old house as a celebration.
Cierra was naturally invited.
At that time, Aleah had almost confirmed her relationship with Draven, but Old Mr. Trevino had never agreed. He had also announced to the public that the only granddaughter–in–law of the Trevino family was Cierra, so Draven was particularly rebellious.
He came back very late. He didn’t come back until the dishes on the table had been cleaned up. Old Mr. Trevino didn’t want to see him and went upstairs early.
Cierra secretly saved some food for Draven and heated it up in the kitchen when he arrived.
That night was also a rainy day. At first, it was also a low thunder.
She remembered that when she had heated the food and brought it out, Draven had rushed out in a hurry after receiving a call. He had even comforted the girl on the phone gently, telling her not to be
afraid.
From beginning to end, he didn’t look back at Cierra.
With a flash of lightning, Draven slowly disappeared from her sight.
Then, there was a loud thunder. Cierra was so scared that she threw away the bowl in her hand. The hot soup splashed on her leg, and the bowl was broken into pieces.
The noise was drowned out by the rumbling thunder. Anna had already fallen asleep since it was late at night, so Cierra could only endure the fear and pain to clean up the pieces and hot soup.
The next day after the rain, no one knew what had happened at night, and everything was still the
same.
So far, no one knew that Cierra was actually afraid of thunder.
Her brother didn’t even know that. Cierra would hide in her room on a rainy day and sleep or endure ít.
She firmly believed that fear could be overcome, even if it was inborn.
She asked Draven to leave because she wanted to stay alone.
sky again and shone in through the curtain, but there
said in a low
to sleep. Be
mercilessly, just like how he had turned around in the
say
leave just now. Not to mention how much energy it would take to
was because he didn’t care much about Aleah or because he kept his promise, he
be here tonight.
ask what he
didn’t want to talk about it anymore, there was
over with her back to Draven
her eyes before the
Rumble!
thunderclap rang
forehead was covered with cold sweat, and
muttering something.
the house and the glass on the
the rumbling thunder.
Another clap of thunder!
couldn’t
“Cierra…”
up when hearing her whisper. He thought that she was
voice, he finally
old house used the old circuit board and
but to
situation before him. The woman had long since buried herself under the blanket, her head tightly
this would not be
“Cierra…”
blanket slightly so that she could breathe fresh
death.
before he could finish his
forehead was completely wet with
looking away, but when he saw the scars
Another clap of thunder.
head with both arms and tried to
lowered his head and slowly approached her, trying
cold,
hit me, please…
to live, I won’t die… I’m not afraid, I’m not
Looking at the beads of cold sweat on
the situation where he was trapped
vaguely thought
say that she was afraid and wanted him to accompany
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