Hard To Say Goodbye novel Chapter 10

In the company, Nora sat upright on the chair, skillfully tapping the keyboard with her slender hands. She had been working for two hours, with sore neck and numb fingers.

Today, only Nora was left in the office after Murphy had a rest. She looked around the whole room in boredom. It was so quiet that even the sound of a small needle dropping on the ground could be heard.

Nora was a little thirsty. She made herself a cup of coffee. It was so boring to be alone in the office. She wanted to cheer herself up or she would fall asleep.

She also tried a cup of coffee without sugar. She remembered that Murphy ever added sugar in his coffee. The reason was that if he added sugar, the real quality of the coffee would be lost.

In a person's life, no one could grow up without going through some hardship.

Nora picked up the cup and took a sip. It was very bitter and astringent. She drank it through the way of eating, and there was a natural mellow fragrance of coffee in her mouth.

Now she understood that she had to learn to accept and let go of something.

After drinking a cup of bitter coffee, Nora felt much better and relieved. The bitter coffee, which was his favorite, also taught her a lot of life experience.

At this moment, Nora was a little tired, to be exact, a little tired.

It was especially hot outside in June.

With her arms around her shoulders, Nora leaned against the window and looked downstairs. She saw that the street outside was crowded with people coming and going. The pace of life in this city was too fast. Everyone seemed to be so busy that they didn't have any time to rest. It was better than doing nothing.

It was already ten o'clock, but she still didn't see Murphy. Yes, yesterday's shooting was too late, and he was too tired and sleepy. Today's schedule was not very busy, so let him have a good sleep.

Since Murphy didn't come to the company today, Nora seemed to be a little disappointed. She was listless the whole morning and was absent-minded in doing anything. Let's take the arrangement of the schedule the day after tomorrow as an example, she actually dialed the wrong time two times, which was the most taboo in the workplace.

Nora smoothed her bangs on her forehead, thinking that it had been so many days since she came to the company. She had been facing the man she once loved deeply every day, but Murphy had been indifferent to her. Alas, it was really a cruel fact that she had lost her memory.

Every time Nora was tempted, her heart ached.

She had made ten thousand assumptions, but they couldn't make up for such a fact.

Every time she thought of that dirty night, she hated herself to death, not others, but herself. If she hadn't drunk so much at that time and hadn't been so willful, how could she regret for tens of millions of years now.

What was supposed to come would come, what was supposed to go would go. Life could continue, but what was supposed to end should also end.

Three years had passed, and more than 1000 nights had passed. How many nights had she spent in insomnia? Only Nora knew it clearly in her heart. She would eat the bitter fruit she made and choose her own way.

For many times, she had wanted to leave this helpless world.

How many times had she faced all the reality, happy or cruel, as a woman, she accepted all because she had a son, little Hugh.