Tonight, Molly Wellington not only didn't leave, but also slept in Abraham Redington's king-size bed.
There were originally other rooms on the third floor; she used to sleep there. This was her first time in two and a half years, in a conscious state, sharing a bed with Abraham Redington.
Originally, Molly Wellington was angry because of Abraham Redington's deceit in taking a cold shower, and was prepared to leave.
But whenever she showed signs of leaving, Abraham Redington would pull her back and hold her tight.
He held her tightly, keeping her in his embrace throughout the night, never letting go.
To be honest, this made Molly Wellington sleep quite uncomfortably.
Because Abraham Redington's arms were really holding her too tightly.
Like two iron chains, tightly wrapped around her waist, even if she wanted to loosen a bit, he wouldn't let her.
