Abel put Emmeline under the quilt, closed the window, and drew the curtains.

Emmeline breathed evenly and slept soundly.

Abel stroked her face with a slight smile. Then, he went back to his bedroom.

Soon, it was midnight.

Lightning flashed, and thunder exploded. Emmeline woke up by the noise and was sober.

Only then did she realize she was sleeping alone in the guest room desolately and lonely.

There was thunder and rain outside, and lightning flashed one after another.

Emmeline was a little scared. She jumped out of bed with the pillow and entered Abel’s bedroom.

Abel was sleeping when he suddenly felt someone slip into his arms. He was slightly startled, then realized that it was Emmeline.

“Why do you not sleep well in the room and sneak around at midnight? You scare me to death!”

Abel turned on the bedside lamp.

Emmeline nestled into his arms sleepily and muttered, “It’s raining and thundering. I’m afraid. Can’t I sleep with you?”

“You’re not afraid of anything but rain and thunder?” Abel pushed her away. “Don’t make trouble! Go back to your room!”

“I just want to sleep with you.” Emmeline sniffed aggrievedly. “Why are you so heartless?”

“Why do we have to sleep together?” Abel said, “We’re not a couple.”

“Abel,” Emmeline asked sadly, “You really don’t love me? No affection for me?”

“I don’t love you anymore,” Abel answered coldly, “You can’t blame me. It was Waylon who gave me the medicine. I don’t have any feelings for you. What do you want me to do? You can only blame Waylon.”

“But I still love you.” Emmeline burst into tears. “I love you more than before. What should I do?”

“How can you force things about love?”

Abel patted her head. “I can’t pretend to love you! Why do you insist on forcing me? Go back to the room and sleep well. Stop worrying about whether I love you or not. Aren’t you tired?”

Suddenly, Emmeline tore off her pajamas and revealed her attractive figure.

“I’m yours. Don’t you want me?”

Emmeline’s eyes were full of tears of expectation.

Abel did not say a word but pulled the quilt to wrap her.

“Go back to your room. Don’t disturb me!”

“Abel, tell me. You really don’t love me anymore? You don’t want me anymore?”

“I said it. You can’t force me.”

“You mean no love? Abel, I won’t talk to you anymore!”

Emmeline felt ashamed and angry. She jumped out of bed and ran out of the room.

Abel thought she would return to her room, but he heard Kendra shout, “Ms. Emmeline, it’s raining outside! Where are you going?”

It turned out that Emmeline had returned to her room to put on her clothes and ran downstairs.

“I’m going back to Nightfall Cafe! I don’t want to stay here anymore!” Emmeline’s desperate cry came from the stairs.

Abel got up, grabbed his coat, and ran out of the bedroom. Emmeline had already opened the door and ran out into the rain.

“Notify the guard!” Abel called to the bodyguard on duty, “Don’t open the door for Emma!”

Meanwhile, Emmeline had already rushed toward the gate desperately.

Her car was not there. And Luca held the car keys for Abel’s car.

“Emma!” Abel chased out with a black umbrella. “Come back! You’ll catch a cold!”

“I don’t want your care!” Emmeline cried in the heavy rain. “You don’t love me! What right do you have to care for me?”

“Emma, ​​be obedient!” Abel rushed over. “Come back with me!”

“I ask one more time! Do you love me?”

Emmeline turned and yelled at him. She was wet all over.

Abel did not answer her.

“You don’t answer. It means you don’t love me anymore. Why should I go back?”

Thunder exploded above Abel’s head. The black umbrella was grounded, and an electric current passed through Abel’s body. He suddenly shuddered.