Once, Molly Wellington's most desired life was living in the same city as Abraham Redington.
He goes to work, she goes to school, he works, she accompanies him.
She once imagined herself pestering him, not wanting to go to school, lingering in his office, turning it into her study room.
Those scenarios she dreamed of in her naive youth never came true during her university years.
On the contrary, it was when she had completely forgotten, lost hope, that Abraham Redington suddenly brought it up.
Molly Wellington pursed her lips, a smile on her lips, but her eyes were slightly moist, and an unexplainable feeling rose in her heart.
She took a breath and patiently coaxed Abraham Redington: "Don't be like this, I want to stay and accompany you too, but I can't."
