Billionaire's Reborn Baby novel Chapter 998

Harold raised his head subconsciously when he was peeling the pear and noticed Stephanie's falling nightgown sleeve. Harold couldn't help but point at Stephanie's shoulder.

Stephanie looked through Harold's finger and pulled the sleeve up.

Harold washed the peeled pear and gave it to Stephanie.

Stephanie cut half of the pear and handed it back to Harold, "It's for you."

Harold did not take it but stared at it.

Stephanie suddenly thought of something and said, "Well, you believe sharing a pear will bring bad luck, right?"

Harold shook his head and took the pear.

"But our separation is not bad luck, it's a doomed thing." Stephanie said, eating, "You will leave and service Emily and never come back, if your health permits, right?"

"I've told Miss Emily that I'll stay here for Mr. Spencer, " Harold said.

Stephanie nodded and stared at the ground. When she ate her share of the pear, Stephanie wiped her hands and said to Harold, "Good night."

"Good night."

Just as Harold was about to leave, Stephanie stopped him, "Harold."

Harold stopped and turned to look at Stephanie.

"Thank you." Stephanie turned off the computer and walked to her bed. Then she lay down and covered her face with her quilt.

Harold brought the knife back to the kitchen. He stood in the kitchen for a while and decided to take all the knives to his room.

When Harold got out of his room, he looked at Stephanie's room subconsciously. It was dark.

Harold stood at the door for more than half an hour. Harold decided to return to his room when it was past one in the morning and Stephanie came out of her room. Stephanie was surprised and asked, "What are you doing here?"

"What do you want to do?" Harold asked.

Stephanie had changed her gown.

"I can't sleep, so I want to take a walk." Stephanie was wearing a coat and holding a flashlight.

"I'll go with you," Harold said as he took the flashlight.

Before Stephanie could say a word, Harold had led the way.

They walked around the village one time and another speechlessly.

"I want to go back," Stephanie said. She had been tired and sweating.

And it was already 3:30 at midnight.

They walked for more than two hours.

Stephanie changed her gown but not her shoes. She was wearing a pair of slippers. She didn't expect that she needed so much time to get sleepy. And when she stopped walking, Stephanie finally noticed the pain in her feet.

"I'm tired, I need a break." Stephanie found a stone and sat down. She took the flashlight and shone the soles and there was a big blister.