Memories Of The Night 434 Chapter 434: Don't Mind My Little Gif

Katrina is reluctant to leave and then grabs the coat of one and begs them desperately.

"I'm really his wife! I'm not lying! Please! Let me in! I just need to see him once! You just say Katrina comes for him! I come to him! He's sure to come out and see me!"

In order to see Aaron, she not only comes all the way from Abbe City...

Even at the expense of her dignity.

However, despite Katrina's explanation, the guards never believe her relations.h.i.+p with Aaron.

"You said you are Mr. Wilson's wife! Great! Do you have any evidence? Take out your marriage license!"

The bodyguard's shout makes Katrina silent.

Marriage license?

Once, when Aaron came into her small apartment in the name of his injury, he really shamelessly talked about it with her.

But at that time, she had not found that she loved him so much and refused his unreasonable request without thinking about it.

And then...

With the natural development of their feelings, they originally wanted to wait until the wedding ceremony was over before they could get a certificate.

But they couldn't even hold the wedding normally.

How can she get a marriage license?

Katrina keeps silent, and there is definitely no evidence of that...

The bodyguards are more convinced that she is cheating.

One of them says with great emphasis, "This young lady, you look beautiful and wear well either. Why don't you find another man but rely on Mr. Wilson? Mr. Wilson can't be got easily.

Katrina knows that no matter what she says, as long as no evidence is available, these bodyguards will not believe her at all and will not let her in at all.

At this time...

She can only ask, "Okay, please tell Randy for me. Randy knows me. He will know what to do."

At this time, she can only hope on Randy.

Even if the bodyguards, servants, or anyone else in the Aaron villa is changed...

Surely Randy is still here.

As long as she can see Randy, she has the hope of seeing Aaron.

However, as Katrina's words fall, the guards tell her a cruel fact, "Randy is back to his hometown. He's not in the villa. You'd better leave now, Miss. Don't waste your time here."

Randy's not here?

She is stunned by the news.

In this way, she can't see Aaron anyway?

She just comes here in order to meet him in all efforts.

But now it's blocked in every way.

Not only can she not see him, but she has to endure the mockery of his bodyguards.

Somehow, she suddenly feels an unspeakable sadness from the tip of her nose.

Maybe they feel a little pitiful for what she is now, the guards sigh lightly and say, "Mr. Wilson left the house early in the morning. Even if we let you in now, you can't see him. So, you'd better leave quickly. If it gets dark, it's hard to find the way down the mountain."

She seems to catch hope. Katrina immediately grabs his hands and asks, "Aaron's out? Where did he go?"

The bodyguard is shocked by her momentum, and finally, he answers, "Returned to Wilson's house."

"Where is Wilson's house?"

Katrina's eyes are now very firm.

Wherever he is...

She's going to find him.

The bodyguards shake their heads. "We don't know, either. We haven't been there yet."

Disappointedly, Katrina's original perseverance becomes lost in an instant.

She walks away in silence and sits on the stone bench next to her. She seems to say to herself, "He will certainly come back. I'll wait for him here, and it won't affect your work."

At this time...

She has to wait here in silence.

Because she knows nothing about where Aaron is and how to get there...

She believes that Aaron will soon come back.

Although it may be a foolish way, she'll wait for him till the end.

Seeing Katrina sitting on the stone bench so persistently waiting for Aaron to come back, the bodyguards at the door are also unable to express their helplessness.

They thought she was just a woman who loves Mr. Wilson and wants to meet him.

But who knows, she is so crazy.

Well, she must have loved Mr. Wilson very much. She must have loved him crazily.

If she wants to wait, she can wait outside.

As for when Mr. Wilson will be back...

They don't know.

Night falls little by little.

In the twinkling of an eye, three hours have pa.s.sed.

The bodyguards thought Katrina would go back by herself if she could not wait for him.

She's so persistent that she really doesn't move, just like a sculpture sitting there.

Somehow, they begin to feel some sympathy for her.

Katrina is staring blankly at the road up to the hill, trying to see the familiar car.

But before her eyes are sore, she sees nothing.

Just then, a bottle of water and a loaf of bread appears in front of him.

Katrina looks up and sees the bodyguard who stopped her in the afternoon.

"Have something to eat."

Katrina takes the bread and water, "Thank you."

If it weren't for the bodyguard's reminding...

She probably wouldn't feel it. By this time, she's already hungry.

At this time, in Wilson's old house.

Edward's birthday banquet is also officially beginning.

Most celebrities and authorities in Hadley from all walks of life have been invited to attend, with the liveliness in the whole villa.

Aaron can't explain why he feels restless now.

It's not clear why.

Maybe it's because of the disgusting conversation between Jane and Duke in the afternoon when he was swimming in the pool and accidentally heard that.

Just at that time, a clear voice comes from the direction of the door.

"Edward! Happy birthday! Don't mind my little gift."

Edward looks up and sees his old friend who hasn't seen him for many years come in. His face is immediately full of smiles. He quickly greets, "Your coming is the best gift for me! I'm glad to see you again!"

When the old friends meet, they are both with unspeakable excitement.

Aaron and Duke are right next to Edward.

Edward then introduces, "I'm afraid you can't recognize now. This is my eldest son Aaron and my little son Duke."

Frank Johnson laughs and says, "Sure, just like you, your sons are indeed extraordinary!"

Then Frank introduces a young, beautiful, and gentle girl behind him.

"Edward, this is my only daughter, Annie Johnson."