Chapter 27

Wind Blows

As soon as I entered my car, my cellphone rang. But before I could answer it, the call ended.

I put the handbag on the shotgun seat before starting the engine, but my cellphone rang again.

I took it quickly to answer, but I did not move when I saw Lawrence’s name come out.

My pounding heart is almost choking me. The familiar pain hit my nerve unexpectedly.

I stared at my phone for a beat second, not knowing if the call would be answered or not.

I drew out a breath and decided to turn off my phone. I want him out of my system, and I can only do that when I can completely avoid him.

I drove quietly home, but my forehead furrowed when I saw the familiar car parked opposite our house.

I was in the car for a few more minutes while staring at the car in front of me.

“This can’t be happening . . .” I shook my head repeatedly.