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How long hasn't Elinor said these two words?

Now she can finally say them aboveboard.

She has stayed abroad too long, so that she felt touched when hearing these words.

She sniffed and saw Rankin sit silently. She asked, "In a bad mood?"

"Hmm?" Rankin didn't expect her to feel his complicated mood now, and he was a little surprised. Then the man did his habitual action, lifting his glasses again, and then smiled, "Nothing, I'm just thinking about some problems."

"What problems?"

Elinor took a look at Kemp around him, then turned her head back and continued to chat with Rankin. "Are you guessing who Rutledge is?"

Rankin was surprised, and then showed a complicated expression, as if he was helpless, relieved and worried at the same time. He said, "Elinor, you really changed a lot."

"Yeah."

She looked up at the roof of the car, like in a trance, unconsciously murmuring, "I also feel that I have changed, and I don't even know what to do with myself."

One can't regret if after he makes a choice.

She tried her best to love Victor before. After she stopped doing so, what else can she do?

Rankin looked back. "Elinor, you don't have to change. Be yourself," said he. It was unclear whether he said so intentionally or not.

You don't have to change.

Even though you are still the timid but gentle girl.

Rankin doesn't know why he has such a nasty thought. He even wants her to be as fearful of Victor s before.

If only she were still like that.noveldrama

He knows his idea is despicable. She is braver and more independent now, which is a good thing for everyone.

But... but...

He suddenly clenched into a fist. Elinor sitting in the back row couldn't see his expression, just staring at the back of his seat. She had no idea of his thoughts.

After taking a deep breath, Rankin had to smile. "Well, I'm fine. Don't worry. If you don't want to tell me your relationship with Rutledge, it doesn't matter."

Elinor didn't think too much and laughed fearlessly. She grew up and finally let go of Victor and herself.

At night, the car arrived at her apartment abroad. After she went back, she took two quilts out. "You need to sleep on the floor again."

"I'm used to it." Kemp muttered, "Anyway, we don't have a better treatment when we come here."

"It's already the highest level of treatment, young master."

Elinor went up to flick his forehead. "What else do you want? Do you need I to

book two rooms in a five-star hotel? How can it be possible? I'm poor."

She was so frank.

Kemp blinked and stared at her in shock. His eyes widened.

"Elinor..."

She is the daughter of the Sue family, but she suffered a lot in the society? She took her part-time job abroad alone while she was

admitted to the best university and finished her all lessons.

Kemp doesn't dare to think about how many grievances she has suffered during this period, so that she can't be so tough.

She won't tell them.

He smiled at himself mockingly, bowing his head. "Fool."

"Hmm?" When Elinor was preparing the floor beds for them, she didn't hear him clearly, so she turned her head at him. "What are you whispering? You cursed me?"

"Yes, you're right."

Kemp flushed and then gnashed his teeth. "You're a fool!"

"Why did you curse me?" Elinor rolled her sleeves. "How dare you provoke me? Be polite! It seems you wanna my fist!"

They acted as if they would fight. Rankin looked at them with a smile, finishing what she should do silently. After they stopped and looked, Rankin has already put their pillows on it.

"Look! Learn form Rankin!"

Elinor went to flick the sheets. "He's so prudent and reliable, while you're still childish though you're an adult now."

Rankin laughed for her words, and Kemp turned irritable. "Elinor, what do you mean? Didn't I protect you?"

"You protected me?" Elinor turned back and teased, like hearing jokes, "Hey, Isn't it Rankin who protected me?"

Hearing this, Kemp was so angry that his hair stood up. "Ingrate! I won't help you again when you have an accident!"

"I don't care!"

It was not quiet at night. When Kemp and Rankin went into their quilts, Elinor still

sat in front of her mirror and tore her makeup.

"Don't stick it. Your skin's very good. What do you do with makeup all

day?" Kemp muttered, "I really don't understand why women wear makeup. Whom do you show it to? You dress up like attending a blind date every day. Do you wanna attract men's attention?"

"You are so narrow." Elinor pouted, threw the torn mask into the trash can, and then said to Kemp, "First of all, I am doing skin care, not makeup. Secondly, don't take it for granted, as if we girls make up just to attract your boys' attention. Sorry, wé girls make up just to look good for ourselves. Don't look upon yourself. "

Kemp said in a scowling voice. "You are much more liberal."

Elinor was going to get the lotion, but stopped in the process of reaching out. She looked at herself in the mirror and seemed to see that ignorant and sad girl two

years ago.

Two faces overlapped inside and outside the mirror, and for a moment, she felt herself seeing the old Elinor.

She wanted to hug the girl whose eyes were full of pain, and say to her, "I'm sorry

to make you suffer so many grievances."

If she could wake up early from this dream...

Elinor bowed her head and smiled. Forgot it! She had wake up from this dream.