###Chapter 163 Continuous Cutting And Chaos - Part 1

As I watched him eat, I could not help but ask, "Was it good? There are durian bits in it! Not many people like durian."

He smiled and nodded. He seemed to be in a particularly good mood. "It tastes good and sweet. "

The mood of this kind of thing was contagious. He was in a good mood and ate dessert. I relaxed a bit and looked at him and said, "Where are we going later?"

He laughed, "To go and eat!"

"What do you want to eat?" It seems that if someone was in good mood, that person would talk a lot.

He smiled and said, "You decide!"

I thought about it and said, "Could we have pasta and pizza?"

He raised his eyebrow and started the car.

I found a popular Italian restaurant in the mall because there was nothing after the desert place.

We found a place with a wide view to sit down. He ordered food and looked up and saw that I still had some cakes left.

He raised his hand and took the cake away and said, "Don't eat too many snacks. You won't be able to eat anything else for a while."

I was stupefied for a moment, then nodded. I had several mouthfuls of dessert just now, and my stomach really felt a little uncomfortable.

When I saw him finish the rest of my dessert, I opened my mouth and said, "Do you like the taste, too?"

He hooked his lips and smiled. "Well, I like it very much!"

"Then when we go back, we'll buy some and take them back?"

"Good!"

I always felt that Aaron seemed to be in a particularly good mood.

Because I have eaten dessert, I cannot eat the Italian food that he ordered a lot. Looking at the rest of the food, I said sadly, "What a waste!"

He smiled and said, "I'll pack it up and take it with you later!"

As soon as I was stunned, he was not like such a frugal person, and he seemed to be very picky and fastidious at home.

Why not only eat the rest of my cake today but also pack it?

When he saw me looking at him with round eyes, he smiled and said, "Turn around. There are a lot of homeless people and stray dogs who will be sent there later. They will go there to get them when they are hungry."

I was stupefied, and I felt that I could not say it for a moment. For a rich son like him, I thought he did not know the sufferings of the world, but ...

"Good!" I asked for a lunch box and packed everything I could.

He went out of the restaurant and I followed him and walked for a while. He looked back at me and said, "Are you tired?"

I shook my head. "Not tired!"

"Well, I'll be there in a minute!"

The city center was originally an extremely prosperous and luxurious place, but I did not expect that there were still forgotten corners in such a place.

This was a place that was not easy to be found. The corner of the street was more hidden and there was a lot of food next to the trash can, and Aaron placed the lunch box down.

Pulling me ready to go, I looked around. The neighborhood was extremely clean, even next to the trash can, and the lunch boxes left next to it were all clean and tidy.

After taking a few steps with him, I could not help looking up at him and said with a smile, "Aaron, this city, are thee actually warm and kind people?"

When he saw me smiling, he was stupefied for a moment, nodded, pulled me, and said, "Well, there's a lot more!"

I shed tears unconsciously, and he raised his hand, pulled me in his arms, and comforted me, saying, "In any case, you must stand in the sun!"

I nodded and cried a little out of control. I came out of his arms for a long time and looked extremely funny when I wiped a lot of snot and tears on his exquisite suit.

I couldn't help laughing and said in a dumb voice, "Your clothes?"

He sighed helplessly, took out a tissue, and handed it to me, "Take care of your own trouble!"

I took the tissue to clean it for him, but there were still some marks left.

When I looked at him on the balcony, I was embarrassed and said, "I can't seem to wipe it off."

He raised his hand and flicked my forehead and said with a smile, "I have to send it back to wash."

I nodded, and that was all I could do.

We ate and took a walk. I was really in a better mood.

We went around to the parking lot of the mall. He went to get the car, and I stood there at the exit waiting for him and was bored.

The autumn sun was not so hot, but you will get dizzy after being in the sun for a long time.

"Jon, your driving skill is so poor, isn't it? How could you say that you're so good at it?"

The sound was so familiar that I froze and subconsciously turned to look at it.

But it stopped, and there was another voice behind him. It was Jon's. "Don't be noisy, the baby is coming out soon, so you can't stop for a while."

"Of course not!"

Listening to their voices, Aaron's car also drove over, and he also saw Jon and Maisie. He saw that I didn't look well.

He frowned. "Do you want to go and see them?"

I shook my head, got into the car, and said, "Let's go!"

Now that I was half dead, I might worry them when I see them. I might as well wait for some good-bye.

He paused, without saying more, and drove straight back to his villa in the suburbs.

On the way, I was in a trance when I kept flashing across the scenery.

I vaguely heard a sigh, "You have to come out by yourself."

I was quiet. I knew that I could only come out by myself and rely on myself.

The next following days, I lived calmly. Aaron was a very good caregiver.

But I can't stay here forever and cling to him all the time.

At the beginning of October, I had been avoiding everyone for two months, and no one wanted to say anything. I didn't even watch the mobile TV news which made my life so peaceful.

Aaron came back very early in the evening and saw me sitting in the gondola in the yard reading.

He put a blanket over my leg and said in a loud voice, "It's cold, keep warm and don't fall ill."

I closed the book, looked up at him, smiled, and said, "You're a bit like my grandmother!"

He raised his eyebrows and was not angry that I compared him to an old man. He just smiled and said, "How are we alike?"

I tilted my head and thought, "Well, you're always nagging."

He laughed. "It seems that we will have to change it in the future, otherwise, you will dislike it."

The caregiver came out of the hall and said, "Miss Ivelle, Mr. Aaron, the bowl of rice is ready."

Aaron answered, withdrew the book from my hand, looked at it, and could not help but raise his eyebrows, "A Dream of Red Mansions? You seem to have been reading it lately."

I nodded, came down from the gondola, and smiled. "Back then, I just regretted the love between Juliet and Romeo, but now I seem to be able to see everyone's life in it."

He nodded, put the book on the shelf, and said, "Eat first!"

Although the villa was large, it did not appear empty. On the table, seeing that I ate a few more mouthfuls of crucian carp soup, Aaron directly gave me another bowl and said, "Drink more if you like."

I smiled. I couldn't help but touch my face and looking at him. "Do you think I've changed lately?"

He nodded, looked at me carefully, and said, "Well, you have lost weight!"

Obviously, I was not fat, but my thin face also had meat.

Seeing him put down his bowls and utensils, I thought he had finished eating. I paused and said, "Aaron, I want to talk to you about something!"