Out Of Sight But Not Out Of Mind

Ronan wanted to take Lucien to South Bedford City himself, but Lucien briskly rejected his offer.

"The more you cling to me, the more I want to get away from you," he said ruthlessly.

The red-blonde man even forbade him from delivering him to the car.

All Ronan got was a door slammed in front of his face and Beowulf's neverending curses.

By the time Lucien arrived, a layer of snow already covered South Bedford City. Noah refused to leave him until he found the house he wanted to rent. The driver knew that Ronan would give him hell if he dared to do so.

Just before night arrived, Lucien finally found a suitable one. Just a hundred meters away from the art gallery, it was a small but cozy house for one person to two people at maximum.

A lone grandmother used to live there alone after her husband's demise. This Christmas, she planned to move to a home. Lucien even helped her with loading the boxes into the moving car.