At this moment, the man's arm still embraced her waist, as if he was worried she might run away.
Olivia Parker took a light breath and gently turned around.
Last night, Kasper Edith hadn't thought to draw the curtains at all.
Now, sunlight filled the room completely, making it all bright.
Kasper Edith frowned tightly, even in his sleep, his expression still showed displeasure.
She raised her hand, wanting to smooth out his brows.
Her hand stopped midway and then retracted.
Counting it up, in the more than forty hours since he left, he had been mainly on the plane, and then there was last night; he must be very tired now, so let him sleep well.
She lifted her wrist to check her watch, carefully moved his arm aside, and silently sat up.
Her whole body ached, and she really didn't want to get out of bed, but there was an operation today, she couldn't not go.
She got up to look at herself, and Olivia Parker wore an expression of helplessness.
