Arrogant Man VS Unyielding Woman

Weren't Adolf and Albert biologically related? How was that possible?

"When I saw that, I couldn't help shrieking. Immediately, I ran away because I was very frightened. But Albert ran after me as soon as he spotted me," said Avery in a trembled voice.

"He started crying as soon as he grabbed me. He didn't want me to tell anyone about what I saw. He didn't want to see Adolf in pain. He knew that he was out of the line when he showed hatred for Adolf. Adolf has been excellent, which is why Albert envies him. Adolf has always outdone Albert ever since they were young, which is the main reason why Albert is so mentally disturbed. Albert promised that he wouldn't do that again."

Avery smiled bitterly and continued, "Since I knew his secret, he has been extra careful when I'm around. He even spoke up for me in front of Adolf. Whereas I have been really careless. Albert always looks cheerful as if he doesn't care about anything.

But on second thought, I am sure that no one will let me off the hook if I have coincidentally known his or her hidden secret. Since Albert doesn't want Adolf to know his secret, he won't be relieved if I keep staying with Adolf all the time. But I have no idea what on earth he is planning for tonight."

"It is very simple to know what he is going to do if you really want to know it," said Zed confidently.

Avery smiled brightly as soon as she heard Zed's words. She stared at Zed and Moore, who felt bitterness on her face.

Zed pushed open the door of the ward and looked outside cautiously. He confirmed that there was no one outside the ward. Then Zed gestured Moore and Avery to follow him and he quickly walked outside.

Moore put his arm around Avery as they followed Zed carefully.

Even by the end of the corridor, there was nobody.

Zed stopped because something was weird. He shifted his gaze to Avery.

She looked confused as she couldn't figure out what Albert was plotting at all. Now, she couldn't calm herself down to get herself thinking anymore.

"What should we do?" asked Moore frightfully.

They had initially guessed that Albert would come to the hospital with Adolf to disclose Avery's lie. They thought Albert even wanted to end his agreement with her.

But as they approached the gate of the hospital, they didn't see anyone.

What was going on?

They had guessed that Albert would show up in the hospital together with Adolf. But no one was seen. Did their guess go wrong?

Zed had expected that everything would turn out the way they had thought.

He had already figured out that Albert had been behaving a little weirdly earlier at his house.

But now he was confused why Albert hadn't shown up yet.

'Why?

Is there an accident?'

thought Zed. He stood there for a little while and said, "Move forward!

Since we are here now, we should face whatever will come next. First, let's help Avery leave here."

"Okay!" Moore nodded in agreement and put his arm around Avery.

"I can walk by myself." Avery blushed as soon as Moore stood close to her.

As they came out of the ward hurriedly and kept watching vigilantly if Albert had been there waiting for them, Avery didn't notice how close she was to Moore.

But now, Avery wasn't afraid that Albert might show up, so she blushed as soon as Moore put his arm around her.

After all, she was in love with Moore.

She had wanted to give up her love for Moore but every time she thought about it, it seemed quite impossible to forget him.

The man she had loved for so long was standing so close to her.

Avery was afraid.

'Avery, what the hell are you doing?

You have loved him for many years. You used to wake up happily because he hugged you in your dream.

But now, you can't even face him,'

Avery criticized herself in her thoughts.

As Avery insisted, Moore moved aside.

When Moore moved away from her, Avery didn't know whether she should be sad or happy.

But her heart rate was back to normal.

At the same time, she was frustrated.

Avery regretted saying anything. Then, she walked behind Zed and Moore.

The hospital was as silent as a graveyard. The three of them could only hear the sound of their own footsteps.

As they walked forward, Avery began gasping.

Zed looked at Avery as soon as he heard her short breath. When he saw her pale face, he asked Moore, "Moore, please take care of Avery. It seems that she can't catch up!"

"Okay!" Moore had heard Avery's short breath but he was reluctant to help her as he had already been rejected by her. As soon as Zed yelled at him, he walked over to Avery, picked her up and started walking. Avery wanted to say something but she hurriedly covered her mouth with her hands.

As she looked up to Moore, she found that he was holding her in his arms with no emotion on his face. She asked softly, "Am I heavy? If I am, then put me down. I'll walk by myself..."

"No, you are not heavy! We will be there soon," replied Moore calmly.

Moore had no expression on his face, which disappointed Avery.

But soon, Moore stopped walking.

She chuckled as soon as she realized that Moore wanted to say something to her. But as she looked up hurriedly, she found him staring ahead.

Avery knew something was wrong. Although she didn't want to look ahead, she finally braced herself up to follow the direction of Moore's gaze. Four tall men stood at the gate of the hospital. They all were staring at her.

The one in the front was tall and quite handsome.

Although he was about fifty meters away from her, Avery could still sense his anger and disappointment.

Instead of panicking, she smiled wryly.

By now, they clearly knew what Albert wanted to do tonight.

Albert wanted to force Avery to leave Adolf, even if it needed him to involve Zed and Moore.

But would Adolf believe Avery if she told him everything?

Avery was confused as she didn't know if Adolf would believe her.

She was not sure if Adolf trusted her more than Albert.

But she had to face whatever was going to happen.

She gazed at Moore and said gently, "Moore, please put me down!"

Moore gazed at Avery as he heard her voice. He nodded at Avery and said, "Don't be scared. We are here for you."

Then, Moore put Avery down.

Moore said that they were there.

Avery suddenly felt that she wasn't alone today.

As Moore's last words echoed in her mind, she felt moved. 'Why am I so emotional today?' thought Avery.

She was on the verge of tears as she heard what Moore had said.