The next morning, Daphne had completely recovered from the fever. Zak had been tired for a long time, and now she felt relieved, going back to her room to rest, almost falling asleep as soon as she lay down.She sat on the windowsill alone, browsing her phone, and Zak couldn't see what was on her phone.Zak's breathing became heavy.Zak, as she wished, didn't leave and stayed with her almost the entire night.She looked at the woman sleeping on the bed. Perhaps because she was sweating from the fever, she didn't sleep very well. The neatly arranged blanket had somehow slipped off her fragrant shoulder.Was it like this? Was she so attached to him?Everything now had developed into a situation she had never expected before. Hopefully, this time, Daphne wouldn't repeat the same mistakes.It wasn't until the morning of the day she agreed to return home that Daphne took great care in dressing up. She eagerly went out to pick her up at noon.So she took out her phone, put on her earphones,

Zak propped up his chin and glanced at her. She held her coat, no longer peeling fruit for her or sneaking sips of her milk, keeping a distance of half a meter, is she sulking? This was Daphne's first time sulking at her. How should one describe it? Spoiled and arrogant?Zak was quite curious. How long could she stay angry? In the end, wouldn't she still come to break the ice with her?Zak found it amusing.Suddenly, a loud knocking interrupted the moment of tranquility."Zak! Zak, come out, Zak! Um... open the door for me!""Zak, you jerk..."Despite the soundproofing being so good, the drunken voice behind the door could still be heard. Zak could tell who it was, feeling irritated, he clicked his tongue impatiently. Daphne got up first to open the door.The person outside the door was Cora, and Zak remembered Daphne's hostility towards Cora that day.She pretended to be Cora's girlfriend, and now Cora was coming to find her in the middle of the night. Would Daphne misunderstand?Wha

Zak furrowed her brows slightly, seeming not as pleased as before because Cora couldn't bother her anymore, and asked, "If she's sleeping in your room, where will you sleep?" Zak's house had many rooms, but because very few people stayed overnight at her house, the other rooms were either not cleaned or used for other purposes. Only the master bedroom and Daphne's room were available for sleeping.Although she still called her Zakky, her tone and expression were completely different from before. Before, she was clingy to the point of death, but now... not even as affectionate as when she spoke to Cora just now.Zak completely lifted her up, not wanting to admit that she felt sorry for her sleeping in the living room. Silently carrying her to her own room.Daphne helped the tipsy Cora into her room, which she had tidied up a few days ago. The orange cat curiously nestled in the corner, sticking its head out to observe, perhaps it had never seen such a human before.It's not that she ha

"Spike, how could she pick on us?"Nothing to do with her, Daphne said? Or did Cora make it up?Zak's eyes narrowed slightly, and the oppressive feeling emanating from his body made Cora's heart flutter."Why are you looking at me like that? Can you stop being so mean?""There's no need to be gentle with you, hurry up and clean yourself up and leave."Coldly dropping this sentence, Zak turned around and left, Cora looked at her back and grumbled, "Why are you being so mean, I haven't settled the score with you for the last time I lost face in front of Andres!""You have to pay me back or something, so you still owe me."Zak felt like he hated Cora more and more, there was just too much talk and it wasn't pleasant at all.She used to be fine, cheerful and cute, but since she broke up with her ex-girlfriend, she's become mentally unbalanced and just annoying.Maybe it is because Cora this annoying existence, Zak's mood is not good, inexplicable irritability, the heart of the boredom of t

If this is atonement, seven years of atonement like this is enough, isn't it?Stress disorder doctors have seen a lot of these cases, and there are times when psychological problems do need to be unraveled, and the care and love of a bystander can be a lot more helpful than medication, but for patients like Daphne, if one day..."It's traumatic stress disorder."Was it? Heartbreaking? Zak just felt that these seven years must have been hard on her, and if punishment was needed, Zak felt that this punishment was too much, seven years of punishment like this was too much.It was a feeling she didn't know how to describe; she hadn't even thought about it originally, but it turned out that Daphne's illness had something to do with her, and with their former selves.Daphne starts to commiserate when Zak's tone is gentle, "It would have eased it a lot if Zakky would have done something intimate with me before he left, but it's still so hard to wait..."Read more