Daniel pulled on the sleeves of the secretary beside him.
The two of them looked at each other, then Daniel said: "Mr. Walton, we will go back to settle the contract."
William Walton nodded.
He walked towards her in a gentle manner, and his voice was even a little choked up.
"Why have you come here?"
She looked at him without saying a word.
He lied to her.
He had lied to her.
She thought that he would never lie to her, but he actually …
He was clearly in the city, but he actually lied to her for so long.
Seeing the disappointed expression on her face, William Walton raised his hand, wanting to shake her hand.
But she held her hand behind her back.
"Laura …"
She raised her hand to cover her ears. "Don't call me."
William Walton looked at her with a pained expression.
He had thought that she wouldn't be able to find this.
But how did she find her way here?
He reached out and pulled her hand away from his ear.
She took a step back and pulled her hand out.
"Don't touch me, either."
She looked at him blankly, shaking her head as she stepped back.
"A little confused, so don't tell me anything, don't worry about me. "
After she finished speaking, she looked at him in panic before turning around to leave.
William Walton stepped forward to block her way.
She looked up at him, her voice even carrying a trace of indifference.
"Go away."
William Walton wanted to hug her, but she said in a sharp and gentle voice, "I said it before, do not touch me. William Walton, I am serious."
William Walton lowered his hand to his side as he stared at her, his heart filled with mixed emotions.
She did not look at him, but walked around him and left.
She didn't have the strength to go home, so she went downstairs to find a room and went there alone.
After the door closed, she leaned against the wall.
Why did William Walton lie?
She could not understand, nor could she think.
Since a month ago, when he suddenly appeared in school and took her to Sea city, he had changed.
She had been too slow to notice and had even thought that her suspicions from before were unnecessary.
He didn't come home for a month, and she gave him a hundred excuses and excuses.
But he didn't say anything, just kept away from her.
When William Walton returned home, the Butler was shocked.
"Young Master, why did you come back without informing us first?"
"Is she upstairs?" he said, walking into the room.
Butler hurriedly said: "Young madam went to buy some things for her best friend."
"You mean she's not back yet?"
