Chapter 667 The Longest Ten Minutes (1/2)

Fanny…

Free...

He hoped that she could be free, perhaps not only because of her physical freedom, but also because she could escape from the haze of the past and not be shackled and then jump in the new world.

Once he promised to take her away, he would deal with everything for her. He was so considerate that she would never worry about anything. This was Tristan.

Tears streamed down Consuela's cheeks as she stroked the new residence card. She bit her lips and didn't cry at all.

After a long time, Consuela's legs became numb. She slowly staggered to her feet.

She folded every piece of clothes carefully. The clothes that should be taken back were taken back, and the clothes that should be taken away would be taken away. After finishing all this, Consuela closed the door gently and went back to her room.

What she finally took away from Tristan's room was the suit, as well as the letter, resident card and telephone card left by Tristan.

She took out the paper bag that she had prepared before and put it on the bedside table where she could see the clothes as soon as she woke up.

The room was silent. Only the faint breathing of the two people was regular and intertwined in the room.

It was almost eleven o'clock. Richelle was sleeping soundly in the crib, unaware of what had happened.

However, even if she could feel it, a child at such a young age could understand nothing.

Because Richelle was asleep, there was only a small night lamp in the room. The light was dim, but the shadow of the person was long and projected directly to the wall.

For a long time, the shadow did not move, like a statue.

The shadow cast on the wall moved, and then slowly shortened. At last, all the shadows returned to the ground.

It was Consuela who sat on the bed.

Looking away from the kraft paper bag, Consuela took out her phone, put the telephone card in and turned on the phone.

The special music of turning on the phone suddenly rang in the room, and then lasted for more than 10 seconds. The room fell into silence again.