She frantically pushed away the man in front of her and scurried off.
She didn't dare to hear another word from Dylan Heston, afraid that he was hitting too close to home.
Nancy Hughes returned to Gwen Gunn's side. "Mr. Gunn."
Mr. Gunn was a conscientious mentor and taught Nancy Hughes quite a lot.
Nancy Hughes forced herself to focus, trying hard to remember everything Mr. Gunn explained.
But as she was looking at an article of clothing, she saw the man across the way through the glass.
The moment their eyes met, her chest tightened, and she quickly lowered her head.
No one noticed her pale cheeks gradually flushing crimson.
When she got home, the living room was brightly lit, and Georgia Thorne was sitting on the sofa watching TV.
Georgia Thorne was a quiet woman. They had been roommates for three years and had always gotten along splendidly.
She was good-tempered and patient with others, and Nancy Hughes really liked that about her.
