Celestial Heights, inside the apartment. ɪꜰ ʏᴏᴜ ᴡᴀɴᴛ ᴛᴏ ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs, ᴘʟᴇᴀsᴇ ᴠɪsɪᴛ novel·fire.net Hailey’s mom cleaned up the master bedroom bed, threw all the pieces onto the carpet, and changed to clean sheets and duvet covers. She knew Young Master Morgan wouldn’t be coming back tonight. "Miss, you should rest in bed first, I’ll sweep the room." It was too messy to step through, and she felt uncomfortable seeing it. "Don’t sweep!" The girl was holding back a wave of anger in her heart, "I did this for him to see! He hasn’t seen it yet!" Hearing this, Hailey’s mom didn’t dare to move, "Okay, I won’t sweep, I won’t sweep. You don’t need to be angry, you should rest early." Melissa walked to the bedside table and saw a woman’s book placed on it. There were signs of pages being turned, which made her very upset. She casually tossed it into the trash can beside it, "I won’t allow anything belonging to another woman to appear in this house." "..." Hailey’s mom knew she was feeling upset, but she couldn’t help her. Matters of love, who can help? "You should sleep too." Melissa got into bed, her tone somewhat tired, "He can’t just quit his job, right? He might not come home, but I can still find him." "Hailey’s mom, sleep! Wake up and go find him at his office!" Melissa and Finn Morgan had known each other since childhood. Melissa had always admired Finn, but Finn never felt anything for her. Until one day, their parents mentioned they had an arranged marriage. Melissa started clinging to Finn, and he couldn’t shake her off, no matter where he went she followed, even in school it was known by everyone. Melissa told all her classmates that she would definitely marry Finn when she grew up and made them prepare wedding gifts at any time. Finn was utterly annoyed. He clearly stated that he did not agree with the marriage. Hailey Hale, who hadn’t slept well all night, went downstairs for breakfast. Her parents were also in the dining room, "Morning." Each of them wore gentle smiles, surprisingly as warm as when she was in school, extremely gentle towards her. They didn’t nag, not a single word about Finn, nor did they warn her to come back tonight. It felt like an illusion. This made Hailey glance at them several more times, until she finished the last sip of milk in her cup, thinking, is there really nothing they want to say to her? "Hailey, how’s your driving test going?" Her dad suddenly brought up a topic, far from the subject his daughter had anticipated. "You can drive, but without a license, you can’t be on the road, remember?" Paige instructed her, "Your status is special, you can’t knowingly break the law; if it becomes public, your dad will be under a lot of pressure." "I know." Actually, she hasn’t driven in a long time, "If there’s nothing else, I’ll head to the office." "Let your dad take you!" "No need." Hailey headed out. Paige quickly told the middle-aged man, "Go quickly, aren’t you going to work anyway?" Dennis Hale picked up his briefcase in the living room, but Hailey had already walked out of the living room. As she walked toward the courtyard, she saw a familiar white Maybach parked at the door. Upon seeing Hailey come out, Finn Morgan got out of the car, and their eyes met. At the entrance of the living room, Dennis Hale saw this scene and quickly stepped back a bit, almost bumping into his wife’s arms. Hailey pulled her gaze back and walked out into the courtyard. Finn walked around the car body, opened the passenger door for her, "Get in." He was afraid she would leave. Hailey felt a bit awkward, glanced at him, but quickly got into the car to avoid her parents seeing anything, thinking it’d be better to leave first. Finn noted her parents standing at the living room door, nodded as a greeting, then returned to the driver’s seat and quickly drove the car away. "I stayed at Ian’s place last night." Both turned their heads, both spoke simultaneously, and both clearly heard what the other said. In the passenger seat, Hailey Hale lowered her eyes and played with her fingers. She was silent because she didn’t know what he meant by that. Was it an explanation? Clarifying he wasn’t with his fiancée? But then, why explain this to her?