Despite Kelly’s coldness, Agatha refused to give up. She hurried after him, breathless.“Kelly, let me take you home. You didn’t bring a car. Let’s see a doctor—your face is covered in bruises,” she pleaded, matching his pace as best she could.He didn’t slow. If anything, he walked faster, ignoring every word.“Please, Kelly. Let me take you home,” Agatha tried again, her voice fraying.He kept silent and barreled forward, not easing his pace for even a moment. Agatha was panting now, but she didn’t stop.Back at the house, Kant’s father turned to Kant and Sheila. “I think it’s high time you two got married. Don’t delay it anymore. Maybe living together will keep him away.”Kant looked at Sheila; she nodded, her expression steady.“The earlier, the better,” Kant’s father pressed. “Don’t put it off, or this could get worse.” With that, he left.Kant and Sheila exchanged a glance, then headed out as well. They got into their car and drove home.The next day, Kelly received Kant and She
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