The Woman From Hell

There was a slight smile on Marius' lips. "I went home to take care of some things. I didn't have the chance to tell you that."

It turned out he went home.

I did not even ask about him. Friends should not go no-contact like that, right? He had even helped me back then.

For a moment, I felt a little ungrateful.

"Well... I've been busy with Green Oranges these days. That's why I didn't reach out to you, I..." I wanted to explain myself to him, but I stumbled.

Marius smiled. "You still get nervous around me, huh? It's okay, I understand."

His smile eased the once-stiff atmosphere, and it was like we had returned to the past.

My heart gradually relaxed, and I looked at Marius. He seemed to have lost a lot of weight in just a few months. His cheeks used to be a bit plump and youthful, but looking at him now, they had tapered down and his chin was pointed. Feeling faintly worried, I asked, "Did something happen at home?"

I regretted the moment I asked. How could I actually ask him just like that? It was like sprinkling salt on someone's chest.

didn't

touch, Sis Wan?" Marius smiled and stopped the car at

smile now was

my lips disappearing. "Maybe it's because I haven't seen you for three months, but it

moment of

even quieter in the car

said, "When one's deep feelings can no longer be suppressed, the only option is to leave and come back when they're

the first time I

There seem to be a deep meaning in his

turned his head helplessly and laughed at himself.

okay. You're still young, so don't worry." I tried making a fist pump. "Even though that didn't work out, believe that you'll definitely

Wanya's shadow, only to be rejected again. No wonder he

my encouragement, Marius smiled lightly and nodded. "Yeah, I know. Thank you, Sis Wan, for your

arrived at the

door. I'll walk in." I unbuckled my seat belt and got out of the

followed me out of the