As expected, the suit was dry. Sherman folded it and put it into a bag. Then she walked out and handed it to Kingsley.
He arched his eyebrows and opened the bag immediately. When he saw the suit, he frowned and felt disappointed.
"I washed your suit. I didn't take it to the cleaners. Your suit might have been destroyed," she explained. She regretted it. She should have taken it to the cleaners.
Hearing that she washed it for him, he was overjoyed and smiled gently.
Obviously, he was reluctant to leave right now. He drank the glass of water and filled it again and again.
There was only a half kettle of water. Although he had drunk all the water, he was still reluctant to leave.
Sherman couldn't bear it anymore and glared at him. She hadn't drunk any water, and it was 11 p.m. It was time for him to leave.
He smiled as he liked to tease her like that. Then he arched his eyebrows, stopped teasing her, stood up and left.
She saw him off to the door. Then he asked her to go
upstairs. It was cold outside. He was afraid that she would have a cold.
He sat in the car and took the suit out. It contained the smell of sunshine and felt warm. It smelled fragrant. H e narrowed his eyes and felt satisfied.
Sherman went to the bathroom. When she came out, she heard a beep from her phone. Someone sent a message to her. She put on pajamas, sat in front of the table and checked the message.
[You are the first one who washed clothes for me. It still contains your smell. I look forward to wearing it. I start missing you although I haven't left. What should Ido?]
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