All his happy moments in life were given to him by Ariana.

It was easy for him to fall in love with her. Her beauty was so radiant that he felt like a rat in a ditch seeking the warm light Ariana emitted.

Suddenly, a clap of thunder woke Tyler up from his illusions.

He stopped himself in time and smiled bitterly.

How dare he dream about having the bright moon in the sky?

Theodore had kidnapped him that day. It was a warning to him. Tyler was powerless in front of the man who could strangle him with a finger. How could he ever compete with Theodore?

Tyler couldn't hide his love and looked affectionately at the woman on the sofa.

Although he used to harbor some hopes, he now knew he was in no position to love her.

If Theodore ever mistreated her, or she had no feelings for him, he would try his best to become stronger and protect her.

But for now, Tyler could see that Ariana really loved Theodore.

He didn't want to put her in a spot, so he would keep his love secret and not let anyone discover his love for her.

His only wish was to protect her. And that was enough for him.

Tyler smiled and straightened his posture as he strode quietly to the table and continued watching the drama. Perhaps he was excited to see himself on screen for the first time. He felt the drama was surprisingly intriguing.

The rain continued for a long time. The humidity rose, and the temperature dropped.

Ariana frowned as she felt stuffy with the blanket on her.

Her mind was heavy, and she couldn't sleep well. She felt as if she had fallen into another space, unable to escape.

In her dream, she was trudging through an endless mist for a long time until she saw a familiar greenhouse.

Instinctively, she thought of Theodore. She called out to him at the direction of the greenhouse twice.

However, there was no response. When she was about to turn around, her dream began to change.

She turned around and found herself chained by a golden shackle while Theodore was in a clean white shirt, looking at her from afar. Neither saying anything nor approaching her.