When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence novel Chapter 2517

“You usually study so late at home?” Lucas saw her tidying up her books in a hurry, picked up one of the books, and glanced at it, “The writing is pretty good.”

Siena was praised, with a smile on her face, “Young Master, do you think I did the right thing?”

The calmness on Lucas’s face suddenly disappeared.

Did he look like a school bully?

He stuffed her book into her schoolbag and changed the subject: “You don’t need to deliver food to me tomorrow.”

Siena froze for a moment: “Is there enough for you in the refrigerator for tomorrow?”

“you’ll cook tomorrow.” Lucas said, “My dad sent me a message just now, saying that he plans to take his wife and daughter on a trip.”

Siena’s eyes flashed suddenly: “Great! Young Master, you are finally free!”

“What is freedom! even if I can go out, I don’t bother to go out.” Lucas said arrogantly.

“Young Master, do you think it’s too cold outside? Actually it’s not that cold outside, it’s because your coat is too thin. Don’t you have a down jacket?” Siena looked at his thin shirt and asked, “Your father is giving you living expenses every month. You can go buy a set of thicker clothes.”

“You are really nagging.” Lucas looked at her with dark eyes, “It’s very late, you should go back.”

“Yeah.” Siena put her schoolbag on her back, not forgetting to carry the garbage bag.

When she was about to walk to the door, Siena remembered something, so she said, “Young Master, can I come later tomorrow? I have something to do tomorrow morning. I will come when I finish my work, and I promise not to delay making lunch at noon.”

Lucas almost reflexively wanted to ask ‘what’s your business tomorrow’, and when the thought came up, he quickly suppressed it. “understood.”

Lucas saw her figure rushing quickly into the night until she disappeared.

Her face was ugly, no matter how many times he looked at her, it was always the same ugly.

But her eyes were bright, brighter than the brightest star he had ever seen.

She lived so hard, but her eyes were always full of hope.