His anger vanished as his eyes caught Arabella standing on the balcony — her back faced him and he could tell that there was something that bothered her mind right now. So he approached her slowly, not wanting to make any sound, and as he was standing behind her, he hugged her tightly from behind.
“Something's bothering you.”
Arabella seemed to know who was hugging her, so she wasn't surprised by his sudden attack. Instead of making a fuss, her head turned to the side so their eyes met.
“It's obvious, isn't it?”
“Mm, you’re always standing and staring blankly at the window once your head is full with thoughts that you think it’s better to be left unsaid.”
She chuckled, “You know me so well and yes, it was better left unsaid because I’m afraid if I said it, it would be much worse.”
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