The girl said, “You’re drunk.”
She closed the car door and took him to the hotel.
Orion believed the girl in front of him was Luna.
He held her hand and said, “Don’t leave anymore.”
The girl knew he mistook her for someone else. But her duty was to take care of this wealthy man who came from out of town.
She agreed.
Soon, the car arrived at the hotel.
She supported Orion into the hotel.
At the door of the room, when the card was swiped to open it, Orion suddenly pushed the girl away.
Unsteady on his feet, he said, “No, you’re not Luna!”
The girl was taken aback.
She approached again and said, “You’re drunk!”
“Who are you?” Orion squinted his eyes, “Go away, stay away from me.”
When he pushed her away again, in a reflexive response, he took two steps back and awkwardly sat down on the ground.
The girl’s face turned ugly after being pushed away twice in a row.
“I’m just here for the money, do you think I want to be close to you?”
He was so drunk, the girl felt he couldn’t do anything.
Might as well leave him alone.
After all, she had already taken the money.
She didn’t lose anything.
She turned around and left.
In the next room.
Luna was dressing the wounds of an injured man.
“I’m fine. It’s late, you came all the way here.” Tyler Rehbein pulled his pale lips, “You should go back.”
Luna packed up the medicine, “Be careful next time on missions. Luckily, this time the injury wasn’t fatal.”
“I know.”
Luna stood up and instructed, “Rest well. I’ll come over again tomorrow.”
“Okay.”
Tyler Rehbein was a friend of Luna’s former colleague.
Luna came here because the pace of life was slower here. Through her colleague’s friend, she found a stable job here, sticking to what she knew.
Carrying a medical kit in her hand, she walked out of the room and gently closed the door. As she walked away, she saw someone lying in the corridor.
She didn’t want to get involved.
But as she got closer, she inadvertently saw that it was Orion lying on the ground!
Her expression froze!
Then she quickly walked away, not paying any attention.
“Luna…”
Orion was too drunk to be conscious.
He kept murmuring her name.
Luna, standing at the elevator door, clenched her hand, and ding, the elevator door slid open.
She didn’t go in, but turned around to help Orion.
The door next to them was open.
It seemed that he was too drunk to even enter the room and just lay down in the corridor.
Struggling, she helped him onto the bed and pulled the blanket over him.
Just as she was about to leave, her arm was grabbed. “Luna, stay!”
Luna frowned, “You’re not drunk…”
Before she could finish her sentence, she was pulled onto the bed.
Orion haphazardly kissed her, “Luna, I miss you…”
Luna knew Orion was drunk and he didn’t recognize her.
Her heart sank as he tore open her clothes.
Luna looked at him, his hazy eyes, repeatedly calling her name.
Slowly, she gave up struggling.
She ran all the way here, and they could meet again.
Perhaps, it was their destiny.
Orion passionately indulged in her throughout the night.
He poured all his longing into their intimacy.
…
In the morning, Luna went to buy porridge.
Orion must be feeling terrible after a night of heavy drinking.
His throat was hoarse from last night.
Carrying the food, she arrived at the hotel entrance, but saw that Orion had already come out and was talking to a girl.
From a distance, Luna couldn’t hear what they were saying.
She only saw the girl smiling attentively at Orion.
Looking from afar, they seemed harmonious.
The girl’s smile was sweet.
Orion had his back turned to her, so she couldn’t see his expression, but she could guess that he didn’t reject this young and beautiful girl, right? He probably wanted to start a new life.
She shouldn’t disturb them anymore.
Luna originally thought that they could continue their past.
It turned out, she had thought too much.
Last night, she was just being self-delusional, right?
She threw the breakfast into the trash can and turned away, walking away quickly.
“Was it you last night?”