The Heart Left Behind (Cole and Yvonne) novel Chapter 117

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Yvonne was a smart person. She didn't need me to remind her what she needed to do.

Before I left, I tucked Xavier in bed. Looking at his tiny face, my anger for Yvonne completely vanished.

"I'll come and see you soon." I planted a kiss on Xavier's forehead before leaving.

When I got back, Lorraine was already gone. I looked at the note she left me, feeling a little helpless.

Forget about it. I couldn't force her to stay anyway.

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Lorraine had only slept for three hours. She looked at her exhausted face in the mirror and let out a sigh. She wasn't like this a few days ago. How did she end up this way in just a few short days?

She wondered if I had seen the note. What if I misunderstood and thought she had left without saying a word?

Just when she was hesitating whether to send a message to me, I called.

"Cole?" Her exhaustion from the lack of sleep seemed to have completely vanished when she heard my voice.

"Why did you leave last night? You didn't get the driver to send you either."

I held the note she left me and thought about how she must have racked her brain to come up with the note.

"It was too troublesome. Calling a cab was easier."

"Next time, wait for me to return."

When I heard silence on the other end of the line, I knew she had misunderstood. I couldn't help but chuckle. "Don't worry. I'm not trying to woo you or anything. I'm just worried about you, a lady, going home alone."

"Oh, I see. Thank you."

I looked at the time and guessed she was about to head to work, so I hung up.

Lorraine sighed in relief when she heard the call disconnect. If I were to press on further about why she left the night before, she really wouldn't have known how to answer me. Luckily, I was a tactful and polite person.