ed to rent a house that wasn't that far from the supermarket. W

ing and laughing. All of a sudden, her eyes caught a glimps

id. By the time she came to her senses, she f

n just ask me to keep the door open for you. If I closed it while you were getting in, you would have ended up bump

ing attention to anything he said. Caught in a daze, she co

n her again? No, there was no

rold took his eyes off of the scenery o

old-hearted yet still caring man, the man who died i

t Wendy in silence,

p into the bus? Our home isn't far from here. We can just walk home. Besides, it's not like we'r

. Trying to get a hold of herself, she wiped the tears on her fa

e bus or not?" the driver shou

ra took the items Wendy was carryi

y's eyes were bloodshot, and she kept ste

ly, her face would turn pale and her body would kee

her face seemed rather normal. Feeling a bit

y Wendy was acting. Then, he turned his head and gave Harold a

rd Sara, and asked kindly, "Is s

dizzy and sick the second she gets on a vehicle. We had taken her to the hospital to get some help and she even tried taking motion sickness medicin

you're feeling uncomfortable, you should tell

eared here. Did he also retain his memories from his previous

into reality. Wendy simply shook her head a

ade are you going to b

Wendy answered politely. The old man was sitting next t

remain calm, she would've already thrown herself

third year in the university," the old man repli

riously. After all, she had never met

hat the scenery here is beautiful, so he tagged along on this trip with me." The old man burst out laughing after saying these words. Alth

ooked like he couldn't care less about it. He kept looking outside

when the bus took a sharp turn, the stuf

ing down at Harold's feet. Taking a deep look at the side profile of Wendy's face

it more difficult for them to keep thei

under her chair for a while now but couldn't reach it,

round. But, before she could grab onto the handrail, the driver took a sudden

elt the familiar warmth as

is eyes. But, the usual tenderness wasn't ther

ed. It seemed that Harold wasn't in the same boat as she w

arold furrowed his eyebrows and said to the driver

looked at them from the rearvie

t bumpy anymore. With that, Harold and Sane

hat was approaching, a man said in a low voice to the

e was riding on this bus!" the man exclaimed in

target. The bus is about to p

hat in y

the dr

one dr

three other people in the bus. They seem

nd about us?

to pass. Please gi

led out over the intercom, with

room quickly got ready to shoot. Unfortunately for hi

ustration and moved t

ood sprayed from the driver's head and

pped her arms around Wendy in a hurr

und and hid him from plain sight in the corner. It was a good thing that