The Runaway Groom

Chapter 744

The letter read: [Dear Irene, I will be leaving. Don't come looking for me-l'm an adult who can take care of myself.]

[I'm sure this letter would surprise you, but I have to tell you that I've thought this through.]

[I've actually heeded your advice, and I found it to be true. I've also read that chasing after butterflies never work-one should instead plant flowers to draw it to you, and it was more or less the same as what you said: be successful, and draw that butterfly I love to me.]

[I don't know if I would actually make it, but I just wanted to tell you that I'm determined to make something for myself, and I won't be coming back before I succeed.]

[I know that I would have a better chance if I stayed with you, especially with my brother-in-law's help-but I don't

want to be helped. I want to see how far I can go myself, if I'm a person who has what it takes to build something for himself.]

[I just might be too ashamed to return if I fail, but you have nothing to worry about. I would keep living regardless, and become a worker if I have to instead of giving up on myself.]

[I'd rather not call or text because I wanted to leave you something, and I've always wanted to tell you that I feel lucky that I have you, sis.]

been closer if we

[Farewell.]

[Yours sincerely, Ricky.]

did not react for a while after she

call me here?"

Irene folded the letter and

spirit, she asked, "Do you

Turner's address?"

"Why?" Finn asked warily.

him a cool look. "What do you think? I just want to meet him to discuss certain matters. Don't give me that

you are, flexing your authority as soon

in a bad mood and did not have any intention to play

crap and

said reluctantly, "506, Block 2,

and said, "Sort all of

slipped the diagnosis