Your Love Is But a Dream

Chapter 35

Chapter 35

Katrina watched Wien with a conflicted expresssan, "I thanight you understood. You konnychow Clara feels alle

Her moving out of the house is the best thing

When's hean clenched as a sliver at hope ignited inside him. He stated at Katrina, his voice rising with desperation. "You're the one who made her leave, right? There's no way she'd want to leave the Zachman residence and the beland. This wasn't her decision!" a's gaze grew more complicated. She hesitated for a moment before she met his eyes. "Does it matter?"

Wrenfroze, momentarily stunord,

Katrina sighed deeply "Does it matter whose decision it was? Clara's gone, When You need to understand what that means."

"I don't understand - When suddenly shouted, his voice cracking as he lost control. "Why didn't she talk to me first? Why didn't she tell me? She just disappeared without even saving a word. What am 1 supposed to do with that?"

Katz watched his outburst, and the uneasy feeling in her chest solidified

When and Clara grow up together. She'd seen the way When used to care about Clara and how much she meant to him. But then, everything changed Wheti Ivy chime

Plien Kit couldn't tell if Wren still

now, watching bum unravel before her eyes, she realized that Wren's

evenl'binarit,

had just buried

were the past, kata might have been happy to see the two

had moved on. She had left this city-this place where she'd grown up-and she wasn't looking back. She wanted to

more than family for their own sakes. "Wien, radro down. Let's air talkthip through," she said steadily, noticing the storm of emotions on his face. She poured

tight with desperation "Whrse did she pa? Why did the get rid of her phone? Can you give me her new

like tamply. Sherbecutie - part of your life-ahabat and responatality. It's natural that you don't want to let

to start your own lite. You made your choice when you decided to get engaged to Ivy. It's etoder Clara yo Keeping

now accomplish? Are you

der yourself

you shouldn't be having, especially

taught he'd hadden his feelings well,