each other. Surprised, he pulled his collar up and

see how his friends treated her. Sometimes, a woman didn't even need to check his friends' attitude towards her. She just needed to

thomable abyss of depression. I gave a wry smi

ew tears to get attention and love, but it took

had already taken Olivia's temperature and given her some aspirin. He walked downstairs and gave a

to him. "You're wet, and it's still raining outside. G

er him some fresh clothes. He paused for

and I'll

se, and they still have those tags on. You two are about the same size, so th

o operated on her. If it weren't for the Dennis family, Mario, as an international

d this in retur

illed with the fragrance of the earth. I was a morning person. When I went

at the stove, frying eggs. He looked no lon

ody. It might be because her fever was just gone, and now

rawberry into Dennis' mouth as she spoke and went on, "

nnis threw a loving glance

ch. Their interactions were so sweet and romantic, a

?" A male voice came from behind me. I loo

go since it was raining so heavily last night a

e and my gaze fell upon his clothes, whic

his eyebrows, grinning, "T

e." I bought the clothes for De

lara, Mario, you're awake! Dennis made scrambled egg. Come an

I bought yesterday. I hope you'll get well soon." After all, I had lived i

uld never allow anyone el

ennis and whispered, pulling at his clothes, "Dennis, I put myself first last night and disturbed y

f that some people could get the things eff

ppearance. Now that Olivia asked, he glanced ba

used to it and nodded wi

ad fallen in love with him when I first met

nnis. The food, scrambled egg and oatmeal, was ordinary but special at the same time. To

or me." Olivia put some egg on my plate as she spoke before she put some on Dennis' plate and said with a g

akfast elegantly. He was a man of few