Oliver returned to his room only to discover that there had been a lot of Bianca's things throughout his room all along—two cushions on the sofa, and a short coat left in his room.
Oliver's temples throbbed with frustration.
If it was just a sibling relationship, it seemed to outsiders that they were probably too affectionate.
Moreover, Bianca didn't seem to depend on anyone else at home like this.
Before, Oliver didn't think much of it, and he believed that Bianca might not feel the same way towards him, but Maureen's words were a wake-up call—he had to nip any possibility of this in the bud, whether there were signs or not.
Creating some distance was absolutely necessary.
With a newfound solemnity, Oliver quickly instructed his assistant to tidy up Bianca's belongings that were in his room, packed them in a cardboard box, and returned them to Bianca.
There were some items he wasn't sure belonged to Bianca or not.
