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He Finally Noticed Me Right When I Was Leaving novel Chapter 206

But all Franklin could think about was the future.

Seraphina's biological father had passed away long ago, and she barely knew her stepfather. She wasn't particularly close to her mother, either. Her aunt and uncle were essentially her real parents.

If he were to officially court her one day, how on earth was he supposed to face Alaric Sawyer?

The thought alone made him smash his fist against the steering wheel in frustration.

...

Meanwhile, inside the police station dorm room.

Though small, the room was quiet and tidy, illuminated by a soft, warm light.

Seraphina sat alone on the edge of the bed, her back perfectly straight, her expression calm and detached. She tapped lightly on a smartphone.

She had just borrowed the phone from a female officer, who assumed she was contacting family and thought nothing of it.

She logged into her long-abandoned Serene Sanctuary account, immediately navigating to Mr. Zimmerman's chat window.

However, her finger slipped on the unfamiliar interface, accidentally hitting the co-stream request button.

She fumbled to cancel it, but the other party reacted faster and declined it outright.

Because the officer's phone ran a different operating system than what she was used to, she was a bit clumsy and accidentally sent the request twice. Only then did Seraphina notice that the person she had requested to stream with was Breeze Haven.

Lyra Langley was actually live streaming?

She really had some nerve.

A cold glint flashed in Seraphina's eyes. She tapped the screen and directly entered the live stream.

The background was a stark white hospital room.

In the center of the frame, a slender hand held a fountain pen, carefully tracing out calligraphy stroke by stroke. The handwriting was elegant and smooth.

And the penmanship was nearly identical to her own!

Seeing this, a thin layer of frost settled in Seraphina's eyes.

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