Everything that happened on that rainy night dried up with the bright sunny day.



I had been on a business trip for more than half a month, extremely busy without a break.



I had no time to recall it either.



So, when I carried my suitcase and entered the password, and then suddenly faced Wallis, there was still an inevitable moment of shock.



Wallis was wearing a lace camisole dress.



I recognized it at a glance. It was the one I had stuffed in William's closet.



Wallis's delighted look turned into a faint hostility when she saw it was me.



She smiled and greeted me in the tone of a hostess:



" Miss Raphael, what brings you here? "



I rubbed my temples, which were throbbing with tiredness.



I didn't hysterically question Wallis why she was here, nor did I ask where William was.



I just gave her a calm smile:



" I'm here to pack some things and I'll leave right away. "



After all, I had lived here for three years. I went up and down several times before I packed all my belongings.



I even didn't leave behind the rose I had planted on the balcony.



Although it was William who had watered it all these years.



I was carrying a lot of bags. Wallis glanced at me and reminded me:



" Miss Raphael, you'd better check carefully to see if you've left anything behind. "



She lifted her chin slightly, and there was a bit of meanness on her otherwise sweet - looking face:



" After all, there's a new person here, and the old things should be thrown out. "



" In case you leave something behind, I can't let you rummage through the trash can. "



The curve of my lips remained unchanged:



" Now that you mention it, I just remembered... There is indeed one last thing I haven't taken away. "



My eyes scanned Wallis from head to toe, and I raised my eyebrows playfully:



" The nightgown you're wearing is mine. Do you want to take it off and give it back to me? "



" You! "



Wallis covered her chest, and her face flushed with anger.



I didn't want to argue with her verbally. I waved my hand and said calmly:



" Forget it. I'm a bit of a germaphobe. "



" I'll give it to you. "