Finally, Allen waited outside the door for a while. When he no longer heard any strange sounds from inside, he left with reassurance.
Inside the door, the entwined couple finally ended in a posture that left Molly Wellington feeling disheveled and humiliated, after Abraham Redington's moment of satisfaction.
As soon as Abraham Redington released her, Molly Wellington dragged her weak and trembling legs, avoiding him and retreating to the corner of the wall.
If she hadn't been too weak to walk, Molly Wellington would have wanted to run straight into the innermost compartment and lock the door tightly.
Seeing Molly Wellington's evasive actions, the satisfaction in Abraham Redington's blue eyes suddenly darkened.
He loved her, wanted to cherish her, apologized for his mistakes, but she never accepted them.
If she hates him that much, then let her continue to hate him... Hate is better than completely forgetting him and marrying another man.
