Memories Of The Night 317 Chapter 317: Indescribable Sense Of Loss

Is she so eager to leave him?

Don't even give them a chance to reconsider?

She is so anxious to take away all her belongings?

Don't even want to leave a strand of hair for him?

Is she so anxious to break up with him?

At that moment, Aaron really has a kind of unspeakable anger. He wants to rush directly to her house and give her a beat in bed.

On the second day

After Aaron gets up, Randy has prepared a great breakfast as usual.

Seeing Aaron coming downstairs, Randy askes respectfully, "Mr. Wilson, breakfast is ready."

Aaron nods casually and walks to the dinner table.

Observing Aaron's look at this moment, even Randy becomes unconsciously more respectful.

In the past, when Miss. Miller was here. Mr. Wilson always woke up with a fresh good mood.

But today…

Mr. Wilson's expression shows his bad mood now. At first glance, he seems to be depressed and didn't have a good rest last night.

Seeing his expression like this, as a servant, Randy naturally is more careful and takes care of his mood with great caution.

Although he knows some topics are sensitive now...

Nevertheless, it is necessary to report on what should be reported.

Randy hesitates and puts the key on the table.

Aaron sees quickly that the key belongs to Katrina, and immediately twists his eyebrows and looks up at the housekeeper.

Randy is so stressed by Aaron's look that he considers his tone and responds calmly, "Mr. Wilson, Miss. Miller came back yesterday and let me return this key to you."

Hearing the words of Randy, Aaron flashes a sense of disappointment in his eyes unconsciously.

Sure enough, it's her key!

She did come back yesterday!

That d.a.m.n woman!

She secretly came back and took everything away and returned the keys of his house that he gave her.

What?

Does she intend to have nothing to do with him now?

He thought she was a gentle and kind girl.

It is by virtue of her kindness that he can bully her with impunity.

But now...

He realized that she is so cold and indifferent towards him.

He feels a throbbing pain in his heart.

Aaron speaks calmly and asks, "What else did she say?"

Randy remembers Katrina's exact words "we've broken up, there's no need for me to live here," Randy doesn't dare to say anything, but replies, "Miss. Miller, she...she said nothing else, just picked up her belongings and left."

Aaron keeps silent for a moment and takes the key away.

"I see."

Facing the breakfast in front of him again, he can't eat anymore.

Aaron stands up from his chair, puts on his suit directly, and is ready to drive to work.

Seeing the untouched breakfast on the table, Randy anxiously called him: "Mr. Wilson..."

Since Mr. Wilson has always been busy with his work, Randy is used to reporting to him all the activities inside Villa, but this time he was confused.

If he knew he would ruin his mood, he would not report these things during Mr. Wilson's breakfast.

Despite the worst things in life, life goes on.

Katrina still continues going to work and goes back to her apartment every day. There is no one around her who never stops clinging to her and shackles her, and that was Aaron.

In the past, when he was there, she always got impatient with him.

But now...

Aaron suddenly disappeared, and she feels the emptiness in her heart, with an indescribable sense of loss.

Yeah, every time she experiences hards.h.i.+p in a relations.h.i.+p, it takes her awhile to move on.

Once, when she broke up with Marcellus, the pain was bearable.

Now, when she broke up with Aaron, it made her feel alone, and sadness was unbearable.

Every morning before she goes to work, she practices smiling in front of the mirror and pulls out a brilliant smile to make her look optimistic and happy.

But the loneliness behind the smile only can be sensed by herself.

Aaron, on the other hand, still continues going to his company and goes back home late every day.

It's just that he works longer and longer, spends more time on social engagement.

And every time he goes back, he almost always takes a strong smell of alcohol to ease his pain. He wants to get rid of the loneliness inside his Villa by drowning himself to the alcohol.

They don't belong to the same world at all.

It was when they met each other by mistake that fate was compiled.

Nowadays, they are like two parallel lines, living each in their own trajectory, no longer intersecting with each other.

A few days later...

When Katrina is tidying up at home, she inadvertently sees a key with the name of a bank inscribed on it.

When Katrina sees the key, it comes to her that Uncle Anderson handed it to her in the ward the day before his death, exhorting that he had left something to her.

It's just that it has been difficult for her to calm down for a few days since her uncle's death.

Plus, things between her and Aaron make her upset. She even forgot this key not until today she saw it again.

She is confused.

Uncle Anderson was so intent on giving her the key that Winnie and Sophie even mistook her. What on earth is it?

Katrina bites her lips and stuffs the key into her bag.

In the afternoon, Katrina takes the key and goes to the bank the safe belongs to.

Carl Anderson used Katrina's name when he opened the safe.

So after Katrina tells her name, she is quickly taken to the corresponding safe.

When Katrina opens the safe, she receives a diary and a yellowed newspaper in it.

There is nothing else besides that.

Katrina gingerly takes things out, puts them in her bag, and then walks out.

Unfortunately, as soon as Katrina reaches the bank gate, she comes across Sophie.

When she catches a glimpse of Sophie, Katrina never stops and then tries to walk past her as if she hasn't seen her.

After all, she knows the att.i.tude of Anderson's family towards her.

Now that her Uncle Anderson is gone, there's nothing she can linger on in Andersons' family.

She doesn't have to pay attention to this woman.