Roy had cracked a silly joke that made Amora, who had looked gloomy all morning, unable to hold back a small laugh. As annoying as he could be, at least this morning Roy had managed to make her smile again.“You know, Elisha,” Roy suddenly said, his gaze fixed intently on her face that was still struggling to suppress a laugh, “in my whole life, you’re the first genuine girl I’ve ever met.”Amora turned to him, raising an eyebrow. “Ah, what kind of joke are you going to make this time, Roy?”“No,” Roy replied quickly, his voice deeper this time. “This isn’t a joke, El. All my life, I’ve never felt a woman’s affection.”Roy’s eyes suddenly turned somber. The playful expression he’d worn moments ago faded, replaced by a look filled with pain he couldn’t put into words.“Your mother?” Amora asked softly, her tone suddenly gentle.Roy stared at the ground, his voice barely above a whisper. “I don’t know. She left—I don’t even know where to. All I remember is, since I was little, it was ju
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