At first, she simply closed her eyes and leaned back in the rear seat, only to suddenly shed tears.
With the help of the streetlights outside, Walter Schmidt saw everything clearly in the rearview mirror. However, he did not turn around, pretending not to notice in fear of disturbing her.
But what he hadn't expected was that Tara Summer's tears would start to fall more fiercely. Finally, she began to sob audibly.
She bit her lip, lying still on the back seat, letting out feeble whimpers.
She didn't want to cry, Tara really didn't want to cry, but it was as though a dagger had been plunged into her heart, leaving internal wounds mangled and bloody.
Earlier, when she saw the bright yellow leaves of the ginkgo trees, she was reminded of Central Park in Manhattan, New York.
The ginkgo leaves there were also bright yellow, stunningly beautiful in the sunlight. At that time, the man by her side, had his back to her and promised to support her for eternity.
