with Aria. He tightly gripped Nora's arm and asked, "What do you m

stes good. It's just that I

I have been together for so long, I've never se

were good friends, and they had been promised to each other from a young age. Since Nor

ng that she had loved him for so long. Even a hard stone would eventually melt, but Austin's cold

ra's father. Before he died, her father entrust

about life. Her father, fearing that she would be left witho

en months left. After that, no one will bother you anymore. You can rest assured, and you

ring at Nora with an incomprehensible gaze. Her calm acceptance frightened him a bi

Austin muttered to himself, unwil

ving him years ago. This had been a source of guilt for Austin all these years, and he had promised to take care of her for a lifeti

five years without any off

ten months?" Aria felt uneasy, fearing tha

ts. During these days, Nora's deme

ly," he

onto the sofa, kissing his lips and

er on the sofa. Suddenly, he looked at the dark sky outside. It was very late, pitch black, and seemed like

" Aria c

ng, "It's very late. I have to go home. We have

a? Do you pity her now?"

to take care of her." This was A

tween them, it was impossible

room illuminated a

g her legs, sat tensely on the sofa. She didn't like stormy weather. She remembered once, during simi

its in Austin's house. The enormous thunder shocked Nora, leaving her deaf for three days. The cookies she made w

lightning, the

quickly took out her phone for illumination. Initially, she thought of calling Austin b

lifted her head and was startled. A massive figure was right in front of her. She almos