Her Aunt

Lucas couldn't understand why he was doing this. The tightness he felt pushed him to go this far. He slid out of town, quite far from Aria. He stayed at the hotel; it was not difficult for him.

This was the first time he had left Aria in such a quarrelsome atmosphere, but he had to do it because his heart couldn't hold it in no matter what. How could Aria ask about the photo?

The events of the past were too painful. Aria couldn't understand what Lucas was feeling right now, but he also couldn't blame Aria for everything that happened. Lucas didn't give any explanation either.

“Sir, are you sure you want to do this? I mean, you better rethink every decision you make.” From across the street, Alex called Lucas.

Alex should have gone into detail about everything. He was keeping an eye on Aria like he usually did. Aria ran out of the house, still in her pajamas. Alex only needed to order his men to monitor Aria's movements from afar.

"I can't think straight right now, Alex!" Lucas sai