Three years of loving him, three days to erase myself from his world novel Chapter 84

Nothing? Julian froze for a moment, figuring Clara had either remembered wrong or he had already processed the document, so he didn't think much of it. "Got it." "Okay, I'll get back to work then." Arthur hung up the phone. Suddenly, a gust of cold wind blew in, making him shiver. He looked up and saw that the window was still open, so he walked over and closed it. He didn't notice that directly in the path of the cold wind, a thin envelope had been blown off and landed under the desk... ... After leaving, Clara went to the small apartment she had purchased in Capital City two years ago. At that time, she and Julian hadn't moved in together yet, and she always lived there. During that period, she had actually invited Julian over, but he never came, nor did he ever ask where she lived. Later, when she moved, bodyguards were sent to assist her. Perhaps it was destiny. That place had now become her sanctuary to hide from him... Clara took a soft breath. The apartment was downtown, so she arrived quickly. She cleaned up a bit, then went downstairs to buy some fruits and vegetables to stock the fridge. By the time she finished her busy tasks, it was almost afternoon. Clara rested for a while, then hurried to pick up Miles before five-thirty. ... Outside the school gates. Clara parked her car. Seeing the students coming out, she quickly walked toward the entrance. On the way, the phone in her pocket buzzed. She stopped and took out her phone to check. It was a message from Julian. Her expression grew cold. Without even looking at it, she put the phone back into her pocket and continued walking toward the gate. Suddenly, she heard someone calling from behind, "Sadie! Sadie!" Clara was momentarily stunned. It wasn't her name, but she instinctively turned to look. She saw a little boy running toward her. Afraid he was running too fast and might fall, she quickly crouched down to catch him. "Slow down..." The little boy threw himself into her arms, and before he could even catch his breath, he happily rubbed against her shoulder. "Sadie, I knew you would come too! I just knew it!" Clara was full of questions. She patted his back. "Little guy, you've got the wrong person." The little boy let out an 'ah' and stared at her with bright, watery eyes. It clearly was Sadie! "Sister, you..." Before he could finish his sentence, accompanied by footsteps, a man's cold voice sounded from behind. "Parker Jenson." Parker seemed to have found his savior. He turned to Dominic Jarrett and said, "Uncle, why does Sadie not recognize me anymore? Are you guys doing this on purpose? You colluded beforehand." Saying that, he pouted unhappily. Dominic approached, his eyes dark. He rubbed the boy's head and said in a low voice, "She isn't..." Then he glanced at Clara. Parker was stunned. His excited heart suddenly felt disappointed. He also looked at Clara, pressing his lips together in grievance. How could it not be Sadie? Clara looked at the two of them, completely clueless about what they were talking about. It was quite awkward. She also hadn't expected to run into Dominic here. She tucked a stray strand of hair behind her ear and greeted awkwardly. "Hello, Mr. Jarrett. Are you here to pick up a kid too..." Dominic's gaze lingered on her tranquil, unruffled face for a few seconds. His dark eyelashes drooped slightly, and he was about to explain. Parker beat him to it. "Sister, he's my uncle. He came to pick me up today. Actually, my uncle rarely picks me up. When I saw him today, I was quite moved, but seeing you, I understand now. My uncle came here to find you..." He spoke like a little adult. He still didn't want to believe she wasn't Sadie. They must have broken up, and his uncle was chasing Sadie! In a little while, he definitely had to tell Sadie!