Your Love Is But a Dream

Chapter 248

Perhaps only by leaving that place and by truly stepping out could time gradually heal all wounds and regrets, allowing everything to be left behind.

Alexander looked at Clara and did not miss the flicker of sadness in her eyes. Without a word, he withdrew his gaze, and neither of them continued the previous conversation.

"Come on. Let's take a walk."

"Alright." Clara quickly composed herself and followed Alexander outside.

They walked along the street, heading forward at a steady pace. As they passed a bridge, they noticed a fork in the road leading to an expanse of barren fields.

At this time of year, Longfield was bleak and colorless, offering little in the way of scenery. They took the side path, walking along the narrow ridge between the fields, chatting as they went.

By the time they reached the riverbank, a sudden gust of wind swept through, bringing a noticeable chill. The sky had darkened. Alexander looked up and realized that at some point, thick clouds had gathered, completely blocking out the

sun.

"The weather is changing. Let me take you back."

Clara also felt the drop in temperature and nodded. "Alright."

"Let's go." Alexander took the lead, positioning himself in front of her to shield her from the cold wind.

gesture, a quiet warmth

accompanied her to the hospital

should head in. I won't go any

being discharged tomorrow. If you need anything, just call me, and I will come pick you

Alexander reached into his pocket and extended his hand toward Clara, revealing a

casually, "I just bought it. This way, it will be more convenient to get

the keys in surprise. Just as she was about to respond, Alexander, fearing

parked outside the courtyard. You can use it whenever you need to. Consider

his head slightly, he met her eyes, his expression carrying a cautious hint of expectation. "You are not planning to

in his gaze, Clara felt something deep

remembered the first

been cold and distant, radiating an air

ver

he made sure

if afraid of

entangled.

discomfort. Had her words that day been

More than that, she was afraid of growing used to

that way. And she had

to go through that kind of