When she studied physics in high school, there was a chapter about the law of conservation of power and later, materialism in politics also talked about the conservation of all things.
When she was just a child, Ivelle always thought about astronomy and geography. She would always take time with an analogy. When she thought about it now, she found that in hindsight, what we have to understand in this life was not learned by nine years of compulsory education.
In this world, where there would be love and care out of thin air, it would be nothing more than an equal exchange of feelings. If you would enjoy love and doting for no reason and would not respond, then a feeling of unease would follow you for the rest of your life.
Ivelle was afraid she won't be able to face him for the rest of her life.
He was right. He pulled her out of hell. Why didn't she reach out and hold him while he was in hell?
He left, Ivelle sat in the living room and was sleepless that night. She realized that she was not qualified to judge Aron's decisions, every step he took was just a way to calm his grievances.
September in the capital was not cold but the cool breeze in the middle of the night was enough to make it difficult to fall asleep.
She was sleepless the whole night.
Blossom had a babysitter, she didn't have to worry.
One short night, Jordan came at seven o'clock in the morning while she was still sitting on the sofa. A few hours went by, and her body was stiff and numb.