My Fiance Ran Away On Our Wedding Day novel Chapter 99

He felt anger, surprise, and helplessness.

He stood there numbly, completely forgetting his movements, his body trembling uncontrollably, as if he had been slapped in the face.

But compared to the scene in front of him, he was more clear about what it meant for a man to walk out of her room at this moment, unable to stop his annoyed thoughts.

Perhaps last night, they had kissed each other in the hotel room, and were extremely intimate, which was something they had never done before when he and Anika was busy with other matters.

In the past, Kayden knew that she hadn't let go of the defensive line yet.

At that time, he wasn't confident to give a promise, so he felt that he had to wait.

Once the right time came, he could finally be serious with her.

However, at this moment, looking at the scene in front of him, Kayden felt extremely embarrassed.

In just a few short months, everything seemed to have changed.

When the elevator closed, Zac looked over from afar.

His indifferent eyes met his, and his fingers lightly wiped the corners of his mouth, carrying silent ridicule.

Kayden instantly understood that the other party was doing it on purpose.

Perhaps it was because of the 'meal' he had.

He did not know how he had left.

He avoided meeting her and did not dare to see her again.

He was afraid that he would see their intimacy and lose all his sense of propriety.

Even though so many days had passed, whenever he thought of that scene, his heart would be filled with dense pain to the point of suffocation.

Kayden opened a bottle of wine from the wine cabinet, sat on the sofa and drank it, trying to numb himself from the pain.

However, after drinking one bottle, he couldn't help but recall Anika's gentle and soft words over and over again in his mind.

After a while, he staggered to even walk, took out a new phone card from the drawer at the bedside, and dialed through the wine.

After a slow drip ...

The call was answered.

Kayden did not dare to speak, afraid that Anika would hang up the moment he spoke, but he still wanted to hear her voice to comfort his longing.

However ...

"Hello.” The male voice in the microphone was leisurely and unhurried.Then, a familiar soft voice sounded, "Who is it?"

"I don't know.Nothing.No one was speaking’ 

"Oh, maybe it's a wrong number “

"Yes."

The man answered calmly, as if he had put down her phone, but did not hang up.

He then said, "Come here and I'll help you blow-dry your hair"

Not long after, the sound of the hair dryer suddenly stopped, and a faint, ambiguous breath came from the other end of the phone.

The veins on Kayden's hand that was holding the phone twisted and his jaw tightened.

He was so masochistic that he listened to everything in the call, but he was reluctant to hang up.

After a while, he heard her voice again, "Zac, what kind of hair are you blowing? It's still wet after blowing!"

Her tender anger did not correspond to the gentleness in her impression.

At the X County Hotel room.

When Zac sat by the bed and blew her hair seriously, Anika laid on his lap and did not get up.

She picked up the phone beside her and found the call that had just been hung up.

Recently, she had always received this kind of silent phone call.

Each time, it was a different number, so she didn't really care.

She closed the call log and opened FaceGram.

At the top, there were photographs of the tomb visit during the day.

There were scattered loose tombs on Floating God's Acre.

Mr.Kes used to live in the villages and towns at the foot of the mountain.

Before he died, he told Harold that he hoped to be buried on the Floating God's Acre because there, he could see the orphanage.

When they arrived, there were some thorny weeds growing beside Mr.Kes' mother's tomb.

Zac was afraid that she would cut her hand, so he bent down to pull the weeds by himself.

Of course, his movements weren't very skilled, but his expression was very eager.

Turning around, Zac saw Anika staring at him blankly with gentle eyes.

He raised his eyebrows and asked, "What, am I too good-looking? Are you stunned again?"

Anika heaved a sigh of relief and helped him wipe away the thin sweat on his forehead.

She smiled and shook her head, "I just want to tell the dean's mother that I have someone by my side now.”

Just now, as she stared at his back, the disappointment of being away from the orphanage seemed to have been smoothed away at that moment.

He gave her a new sense of belonging.