Stuart Truman's eyelashes trembled slightly, gently patting her spine: "It will be fine, everything will get better..."
Keira Leaf continued crying harder and harder. She asked herself over the years, having been through life and death situations, gaining and losing—it seemed to be an eternal theme.
But she had never thought, never thought there would be a day she would lose Joshua Sulliven. She had never thought that man would leave her!
And inside the room, after Joshua Sulliven returned to the living room, he sat on the sofa, lit a cigarette, and casually turned on the TV, showing no expression.
After Victoria Carter came back, she glanced at her, then walked out with a computer, and did not forget to say with a smile: "Judging by the looks of it, you're crying really sadly. Even if it's you who doesn't care, I feel the pain."
As she drew nearer, the room echoed with choked sobs.
Joshua Sulliven lifted his eyelids, his gaze landing on the computer screen on the tea table.
