The Reclaimed Rose (Annalise and Steven)

Chapter 250

"Kind of." Zane brought the beer to the balcony before he sat down. "I just suddenly feel a lot of pressure."

The view there was better. Most importantly, this location was different from the living room, where anyone could just pass by and ruin the atmosphere.

Zane decided to test whether what Dorothy and Milton said was right, so he lowered his head.

When I looked at him, I noticed that he seemed especially lonely, so I sat down next to him. "Why?"

"I used to think that I could solve most problems as long as I worked hard," Zane remarked as he gazed at the distant stars. His cold voice also carried a rare trace of loneliness.

"But as I think about it, the number of employees under me keeps growing, and their lives seem to weigh on my shoulders as well. I can't let anything happen to me. Otherwise, who will pay them?" As he spoke, he picked up his beer can and took a sip.

I was just an ordinary employee. Most of the time, I thought it was enough so long as I did my part.

But hearing what Zane said and putting myself in his shoes, I suddenly felt that the burden on his shoulders was indeed overwhelmingly heavy. "That's true."

Zane put down the beer in his hand. "That main thing is that I can't share the burden with anyone. I can only rely on myself."

I got up and stood in front of him. "If you're really exhausted, why not take a break and let yourself rest for a while?"

time ago. Now, the tasks that reach me

a long time did I finally have an idea of how to comfort him. "It's

...

so he saw

those two become

but recall what Zachary said about Annalise not wanting him

thought that no matter how harshly Annalise spoke

being angry with him and

forgotten him.

long as he was willing to apologize to her. But now,

very well

woman with a strong

which was why

never had overly intimate

with the

was being so intimate

their six years together, and the

refused to accept this reality. After much deliberation, he decided to meet Annalise tomorrow to properly ask