Don't Escape, My Beloved Girl novel Chapter 608

"Everett will be back, but he's busy. I don't know when exactly."

When Melody came downstairs, they heard her voice and looked at her.

When they two heard what she said, their eyes flashed with joy.

Leona asked, "Will he really come back?"

"Well, I don't know when."

"It's okay, as long as Everett will come back."

Reid nodded.

They had not seen Everett for a long time. Before, they had never felt anything about it, but now they realized that their son seemed to have changed and it was difficult to see him all year round.

But all of this was caused by them.

It had nothing to do with others.

Melody looked at them and said, "I'm going upstairs."

Leona nodded, paused, and said, "You just came back today. Rest early."

Melody paused, then hummed and said, "You too."

Melody went upstairs and disappeared from their sight. Leona said, "I thought Everett wouldn't come back."

Reid sighed. "I didn't expect that, either."

Melody was back, but not with Everett. Therefore, they knew that Everett might not be back.

They just asked Melody casually if Everett would come back. They didn't hold out much hope.

They didn't expect Melody to say that he would come back. They were very happy.

"Let's get well prepared. It's only a few days left."

"Yes."

Melody went back to Everett's bedroom. She sat on the big bed, touched the quilt on the bed, and felt the dark colors in the bedroom.

Dark, gloomy, and lonely.

A lot of images popped up in her mind, all of them emerging from the memory of two years ago, and then she realized that she had done a lot of things that she regretted.

Melody curled her lips and lay in bed.

There was no other way.

It was no use regretting.

The night was dark, the temperature was low, and the stars in the sky seemed to have dimmed.

A black Rolls-Royce was parked outside the villa. The door opened and Everett got out of the car.

The driver opened the trunk and carried the luggage into the house.

The villa, which had been empty for more than a month, was now lit bright.

Everett went straight into the bedroom, took off his coat, and unbuttoned his suit and shirt sleeves.

Soon, there were only a black shirt and black trousers left.

He didn't stop. He unbuttoned his collar. Just as he unbuttoned the second button, his phone rang.

His hand paused and he took the phone.