Mr Conrad Proposes to His Ex wife Again

After the movie, it was half-past eleven.

Stella stated, "I need to go home now."

“I'll send you,” Clarence stated in low tones.

“Okay.”

Clarence stayed mute for the entire journey. The film seemed to have a profound effect on him.

Stella smiled as she rolled down the window, letting the chilly breeze brush her face.

After some time, when the car arrived at the Steward's residence, Stella unbuckled the belt and reached for the door.

She turned as soon as her hand was on the handle and said, "I'm going."

“Would you like me to send you in?” Clarence said slowly.

“... Forget about it,” and she got out of the car.

She came to a halt after a few steps and turned to face Clarence, who did not appear to be going.

Stella believed she heard someone using the lighter as she walked away.

Clarence was, in fact, smoking.

Clarence swiftly waved his palm in front of her, attempting to sweep away the smokes noticing she came back out of a sudden. “What made you turn around?”

Stella fixed her gaze on him, her hands resting on the window frame next to him.

Clarence was perplexed.

After seeing that movie, the way she looked at him felt odd. Being gazed at made him feel uneasy. Stella inquired, "Something troubling you?" when he tried to look away.

“What could trouble me?” Clarence defended himself.

“An internet test claimed that if a pair stares at each other for more than fifteen seconds, they will start kissing, but you were avoiding me, is anything troubling you?”

“Was that a hint?”

“Err…”

a hand placed behind her neck and a set of lips with a slight cigarette smell pressed against

caressed the back of her neck as he asked,

him away, saying, "In

one who started

Stella gave up and stared at the cigarette

murmured as he took her hand

was just a movie; why

feel sorry

“Sometimes?”

it

closed her mouth as she saw Clarence's

saying, "Don't waste your time here, I'm

her and drew her back down for another round of kisses. “You may go in now,” he said after a

smoking,” she said as she was about to walk

“All right," he answered.

worried and stretched her

lighter and cigarette

I'm going,

only when something was truly

movie had

“All right,” Clarence said.

in with the cigarette

didn't drive tonight, so

both sides abruptly went out, and the surrounding

from behind her as she attempted to turn on the torch on

the

without reaching for her mobile

from the car were enough to guide her through the entire

alone on this route at this hour, she didn't feel lonely

at the garden with lights and

lights went off a

saw the study room was wide

a habit or a preventative precaution, preventing her from entering. But the study room was always closed and only opened when Charles was