Seeing her red eyes and tears...
Hearing her say that she won't disturb him anymore...
Aaron doesn't know why his heart is like being pulled by an unknown hand. It's something of unspeakable complexity.
Isn't that his purpose?
During this time, she lingers around him like a ghost and pesters him.
He can't wait to get rid of her as soon as possible.
But why, instead of being relieved, his mood becomes a little heavier?
Well, maybe it's because, for the first time, a woman can be as persistent as she is.
So when he sees her sad tears, he feels a little sympathy for her.
Her abandonment, for both of them, is a good thing.
He doesn't like her at all.
He thinks that it's hard for him to be really interested in a woman in his life.
Even if she's the woman he loved before, now and in the future, he can't guarantee that he will fall in love with her again.
