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Aveline was silent. The future in her mind was blank.
She felt like an enlightened monk in an ancient temple, losing desire, love, and hatred for the world. Alexander said she should study medicine, and she agreed.
She didn't have any special feelings. Whether she was studying medicine or business, anything would do. Alexander didn't get her answer, but he wasn't angry. He put her earlobe in his mouth and said seriously, "Aveline, I'm different from you. In my eyes and heart, my past and my future are all about you." After dressing up, Alexander kissed her on the forehead and left in a heroic stride. Aveline was holding Cali, watching him leave, expressionless, and heart unwavering.
She didn't dislike Alexander, but she didn't have love for him either.
She started counting the time, preparing to leave Alberta.
There seemed to be nothing to linger on for in Alberta.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtFor the next few days, Alexander would leave the house at dawn, but he would chon tto have dinner with her in the evening.
He would watch movies with her after dinner, the flowers on the table would always be changed every day, and his ring would never leave his hand.
The corners of his eyes and pupils were filled with love for her.
The day before they left, Alexander hugged her and asked, "Aveline, do you have anything else you want to do? This time, you're going abroad to study, so you won't be able to cback soon." Aveline answered bluntly, "No, I don't." There was no hesitation or doubt in her response.
Although that was the result he wanted, Alexander felt uneasy.
He didn't know why he felt that way.
Soon, he dispelled the emotion and silently told himself that everything would be fine.
In the next two years, when Aveline gets used to her current life and the danger has been resolved, their family will be reunited.
On the day they left, it was snowing heavily outside again. Auntie Helen wiped her tears and reluctantly said goodbye. Aveline stuffed the red envelope she had prepared into her hand.
"Take care, Auntie Helen." "Madam, you should take good care of yourself too." While Auntie Helen stuffed the red envelope into her pocket, she tightly held Aveline's hand and said, "Have a good twith the young master." "Okay." The car started, and Aveline looked at the villa gradually disappearing in the rearview mirror.
It was said that it was her and Alexander's marital home.
On the day of their departure, she didn't feel any regrets in her heart.
Auntie Helen, who was wearing a thick down jacket, stood at the entrance and waved her hand. After a while, her head was covered with snowflakes, and her head turned white in an instant.
Aveline could not help but fantasize about whether her family would send them off like that if they were still alive.
In the VIP waiting room at the airport, Aveline was wearing earphones, flipping through a magazine, and eating something.
She noticed that her stomach pain was getting more frequent lately, so she didn't dare to eat too spicy food on an empty stomach.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmShe woke up too early that morning and didn't have tto have breakfast, so her stomach started to hurt again.
"What's wrong?" Alexander noticed the fleeting pain on her face.
"I didn't eat breakfast, I have a bit of stomach pain." Alexander thought about the tlast year when she mentioned her stomach problem, "Does it hurt a lot?" Seeing that they were about to board the plane, Aveline did not want to cause any delay. She shook her head and said, "No, I just feel a bit uncomfortable. I will feel better after eating." Alexander handed her a glass of water, "Warm your stomach." "Okay." After checking the time, the two got up and boarded the plane.
Just as they were about to enter the boarding gate, a woman's voicem cfrom behind them, "Alexander, En.
are you really leavingbehind?" However, it was a bit noisy there. Aveline seemed to hear someone calling Alexander.
Just as she was about to turn around, Alexander held her head back.
"Someone seems to be calling you." "No, you misheard."
Aveline followed him out of the boarding gate, standing in front of the large glass window, she looked back.
It seemed like a woman in a wheelchair with tears on her faden wanted to rush over, but was stopped. "Is she calling you?" Alexander replied expressionlessly, "No, let's go." mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLliIofifl0&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1
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