"Julia," Glades Horne began, "Don't push me away again in the future, okay?"
The real trigger for his rage was when she pushed him away as he tried to embrace her. He was afraid that she no longer trusted him. He couldn't bear her pushing him away. He was afraid of losing her!
Julia Bluen fell silent. At the time, she had simply wanted to face her mother-in-law herself and didn't want to make things difficult for Glades Horne. It was a bit hard to guarantee that she would never make such a move again. She had a stubborn personality and liked to handle everything herself; although he was there, he often took care of her problems for her.
Her silence made Glades Horne panic once again. He urgently grasped Julia's face, his own almost pressing against hers, a look of growing panic in his intense gaze. Seeing this made Julia feel incredibly reluctant to let him be disturbed. He was always so composed, unflappable. When had panic ever appeared in his eyes?
