Fowler, I still have some personal belongings in the apartment that I would like to retrieve."

Waylen extracted a cigarette, Lighting it and taking a long drag.

His eyes exuded a profound depth as he offered a smile.

"Very well. I no longer reside there these days. Once you have retrieved your belongings, you can hand the key over to Jazlyn."

Rena graciously thanked Waylen.

She rose from her seat, preparing to depart. Waylen, somewhat adhering to gentlemanly conduct, entertained the notion of driving her home.

Rena politely declined

Standing tall, she smiled and said, “I appreciate your assistance to my father during these trying times, Mr. Fowler... Now, we are even. From this point forward We will never see each other again."

With measured steps, Rena gradually exited the restaurant.

Meanwhile, Waylen remained seated, his gaze fixed upon her slender figure through the glass door. Suddenly, a twinge of pain flickered within his eyes...

Perhaps, he mused, the sunlight had grown excessively radiant.

The following day, Rena made her way to Waylen's apartment, embarking on a mission to restore its former state. She had arranged for a team of workers to remove the newly added curtains and reinstall the old ones, as well as discard all the vases and ornaments she had purchased.

Additionally, she meticulously packed up both her worn and unworn clothes, along with her jewelry, and dispatched them to the auction house.

Rena was determined to clear out every trace of her belongings from the place she once called home.

Among the possessions she bid farewell to was the beloved piano named Morning Dew.

In the span of just one day, Rena successfully erased any evidence of her existence within the apartment, Leaving behind a void as if she had never resided there at all.

Finally, Rena cast her gaze upon Snowball, her faithful companion who had previously been a stray dog.

During the past few days, Snowball had been struggling to eat properly due to Rena's absence from the apartment.

Feeling a sense of responsibility, Rena decided to take Snowball with her as she departed.

While she had spent over half a year with Waylen, she chose to only take the dog along, opting to sell the jewelry, clothes and even the piano that Waylen had given her.

The proceeds from the sale, combined with the fifty million dollars she had received from Waylen, were generously donated to a charitable foundation.

With everything accomplished, Rena couldn't help but feel a faint ache in her foot, serving as a reminder of the absurdity of their relationship.