Camila picked up the glass and drank up the milk without really enjoying it.

As she walked back to her room, she spotted Isaac in Joe's room.

She stood at the door for a while and watched them, before she continued on her way and went to her room.

After her shower, she lay on the bed and stared absent-mindedly at the ceiling.

As soon as Isaac pushed open the door, she snapped her eyes closed and pretended to be asleep.

She didn't understand why she did that. Maybe it was because she didn't know how to face him.

Or maybe she was just scared of losing her calm and being more embarrassed.

She was also trying to protect her heart. Because she knew how much it would hurt when she looked into his cold eyes.

It was better this way.

She soon heard water flowing in the bathroom for a while. After a while, she heard his footsteps coming closer, and then felt the other side of the bed sink under his weight.

Before this, he never stayed in bed without holding her in his arms. But now, he was lying so close to her that she could feel his breath, and yet, she felt like they had never been more apart.

The night was Like a torture to her. She couldn't find sleep.

She didn't know if Isaac had it easier than her at night or not. But she heard it when he woke up very early, making the least of noise. Glenda had already packed up his luggage.

Alick too got here early.

Isaac stood in the living room, well dressed in a well-cut pure black suit which brought out his figure. His back view alone was enough to make anyone want him. Barefeet, Camila watched him through the small crack in the bedroom door.

His profile Looked very intimidating and powerful.

He looked at Glenda and warned, "She is too busy with work to remember eating on time. Make sure you remind her."

“I will." Glenda nodded.

“Let's go," he said to Alick and walked towards the door. However, he stopped halfway, but didn't Look back.

Camila held her breath and held the doorknob tightly.

She wished she could rush out and hug him.

But she gritted her teeth and kept her feet on the floor.

Tears welled up in her eyes and trailed down her cheeks.

That was all she could do.

He hadn't even left yet, but she missed him already.