Chapter 69 unreasonable secrets (2/2)

okay then, I will get your clothes too. An kai said before he went near the bed. scrapped off the dirty sheets and took them in the bin before he headed for Roline's room.

by the time he came back, Roline was still in the bathroom. even after more 30 minutes of passing her clothes and the rest, Roline didn't move out.

”are you planning to lock yourself up for the entire day? come out and we talk this out. your dad is waiting down stairs to look at you.

still she didn't open the door. Roline please, am sorry. I will never carry you again if you don't want to. I promise. come out.

An kai was worried that if the old man left without seeing his daughter for the second day, he might think that An kai wanted to separate the father-daughter pair. but Roline was aware of this too, she tried scaring him by staying in the bathroom to hide her embarrassment.

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Melisa, go tell Roline to come down stairs for a bit. I have something to tell her before I go. Roline's father said to one of the maids. and she replied with an ”okay” before she went to Roline's room.

seeing that no one was answering her, Melisa pushed the door to an empty cold room. without thinking much, Melisa went back down and informed the old man that Roline was not in her room.

”have you seen her since morning?

No!

”what about An kai?

not him either! the maid answered truthfully because the two had not stepped down since last night.

Roline's father went up himself to see if the maid had seen wrongly. Roline's room was empty so he decided to check An kai's room too.

the door was open. the bed looked though it was freshly made since everything was in its position with milky sheets and covers folded in the most pleasing way to the eye.

but soon, he started hearing An kai's voice seemingly pleading Roline to get out of the bathroom. ”please get out. I will never do anything against your wish. it's getting late. Roline dear, get out.

hearing only An kai's voice, Roline's dad knocked on the open door. An kai heard the knocks and came to see who it was.