Chapter 58: Veronica Park

The room gets silent suddenly, he keeps looking at her without blinking, and it seems so obvious that he is going to sleep beside her, taking her to his embrace. “You should go to sleep, Rabbit,” Judy’s alluring voice brings him back to reality; a sad chuckle skips from his thin pink lips. “You go first, then I’ll.” “Ey this boy!” she says, “I would definitely fall for you if I didn’t meet my husband. Okay, good night.” She laughs at him while laying down on the bed. “My bad luck, good night," he says, saying that he leaves while fixing her blanket and switching off the light. With silent steps, he returns to his room and lays on the bed. He is trying to sleep, but sleep isn’t coming. Something is bothering him. He goes near the window and looks through it; the moonlight and various types of trees make the surroundings unearthly, and the rustling sound of tree branches is supposed to make him happy but fails to achieve his satisfaction. Who taught him to feel the beauty of the night s