"No!" he said without thinking, "I'm escaping from myself."
"You're lying."
If it wasn't to avoid her, he wouldn't have lied to her.
She couldn't even think of a reason.
"Laura, it's truly not because of you that I'm not coming home. I have my own difficulties that I have to face. I am unable to tell you about them right now because I'm afraid that you will collapse."
"You are not me. How do you know if I will collapse or not? I don't want to be kept in the dark about anything. "
William Walton shook his head: "It's because I don't have the courage to face you, because I don't want to lose you."
"So, you have a home that you won't go back to? William Walton, don't tell me you don't know how contradictory your words are right now? Your words make me feel like I'm a stumbling block in this family, and you aren't willing to say it out loud …"
"It's not like that..."
William Walton's expression was full of hesitation.
He really couldn't tell her the truth.
Looking at his pained expression, Laura hesitated for a long time.
"William Walton, you... Could it be that you caused trouble outside and make another woman pregnant? "
William Walton looked at her: "I haven't done anything to betray you, don't think too much into it."
"Then what did you get …Sick? "
William Walton looked at her puzzled, and asked: "If I don't tell you, will you always look for the reason?"
She nodded. "You told me you would tell me everything. But seeing you in such a miserable state, I can't share even the slightest of pain. I don't even know the reason why, William Walton, if you were to change positions and think about it, if you were me, would you feel at ease? "
William Walton looked at her, and in the end said helplessly: "After you have given birth to our child, I will tell you everything. OK?"
"Will there be any difference between then and now?"
William Walton raised his hand, and caressed her cheeks: "Yes, if you trust me, then from now on, you won't need to ask any more questions, hmm?"
She lowered her eyes and thought for a moment before finally nodding her head.
Only then did William Walton slowly step forward and embraced her.
"Let's go home."
"You don't live in a hotel anymore?"
"Not anymore."
No one knew how much he had missed her, living here these days.
He released her.
"Let's go."
On the way back home, they received a call from Judy.
Judy asked worriedly: "Where did you go? I was looking for you everywhere."
"Me …"
She turned and looked at William Walton: "I went to the supermarket."
"Damn, where are you going? Can't you report to Mr. Walton? When Mr. Walton asked me earlier, he was so nervous. Those who don't know, they thought you ran away."
"He found me, right by my side. You can rest assured that you'll be busy with your own matters."
After hanging up, she looked at William Walton: "Why do you want to find her?"
