"What?"
"The one who likes Kapusniak is Issac Rowlett, not me. I have never liked this dish."
After saying this, Aria Rowlett went to a parked black sedan by the roadside, reached out to open the car door, and got in.
Mrs. Rowlett stood in place, her face alternately pale and flushed.
Did Issac Rowlett like Kapusniak?
But why did she always remember it as Aria Rowlett?
*
Upon returning home, Aria Rowlett entered her bedroom.
She lay on her small bed, closed her eyes, and thought about a lot of things.
At first, she decided not to care about Issac Rowlett.
After all, everything that happened to Issac Rowlett was his own doing.
However, after seeing Issac Rowlett, she found that she couldn't harden her heart and really not care about him.
She recalled many things from her childhood.
At that time, Issac Rowlett was really well-behaved and obedient, always following her like a shadow, calling her "Joanna" with every single breath.
