One Night, No Names의 모든 챕터: 챕터 31 - 챕터 40

Clara I woke up feeling so tired, the sunlight penetrating through the curtains and casting a warm glow in my bedroom. I rubbed my eyes cause they felt heavy, feeling the weight of tiredness tugging at my limbs. The night before had been a whirlwind of passion, and even though I felt this tired, a smile crept across my face as I recalled the intensity of the experience. It had been a while since I had felt that kind of connection, and it was such a good one, the memory lingered in my mind like a sweet melody. Feeling too weak to get up, I stretched under the sheet, I smiled at how good the sex had been. It was more than just physical, it was as if every touch and kiss had awakened something deep within me. I remembered the way Jason hands explored my body, the shared laughter, and the electric chemistry that had ignited the night. It was like a reminder of the joy and intimacy I had missed,a feeling that made my heart race even now. The exhaustion was a small price to pay for

Jason I stood there in confusion, my mind racing to piece together the situation. Clara , the girl I thought I knew now seems like a stranger to me. I watched her closely, trying to decipher the sharp shift in my behavior, moments ago, I had laughed softly, my eyes warm with affection, as if everything between us was just fine. Clara face is unbearable, her eyes so distant, her warmth has evaporated, leaving only a coldness I can’t ignore. My heart tightens as she steps away from me , her body language suddenly so shut off. It’s as if an invisible wall had been erected between us, and I was standing on the outside, helpless to break through. One moment, we were sharing something real, a connection I thought was growing stronger, the next she said shutting me out, her words sharp and her touch distant. My chest felt heavy, and my thoughts jumbled. What did I do wrong? I wonder, my mind grasping for answers that seem just out of reach. Trying to figure out what the problem is? W

Jason I reached the house just as dusk settled in, the sky dimming to a muted blue that matched my mood. I parked a short distance away and walked the rest, my footsteps steady on the gravel path. The place looked unchanged and quiet, ordinary but I knew better. I knocked once, firm and deliberate.Clara opened the door a moment later, surprise flickering across her face before she masked it with caution. I didn’t waste time on greetings. I stepped inside as she moved aside, my presence filling the small space with an energy that made it hard to breathe.“We don’t have much time,” I said, my voice low but controlled. I glanced at the clock on the wall, then back at her. “You need to get dressed.”Clara crossed her arms, confused and irritated. “Get dressed for what?” Clara asked. “You show up unannounced and start giving orders?”Instead of answering right away, I reached into the bag I’d been carrying. I pulled out a neatly folded set of clothes and placed them on the tab

Jason When I walked down the quiet hallway toward Clara’s room, I told myself I was only there to check if she was ready. Nothing more. I got close to the door contemplating whether to knock or not but a lot was going through my head, I was hoping Clara would just wear the dress and look good for herself. Just a quick knock, a simple question, and we’d be on our way. Yet my steps slowed as I reached her door, a strange sense of anticipation tightening in my chest, as though some unspoken moment waited on the other side.I knocked lightly.“Come in,” Clara’s voice called, calm but warm.I turned the handle and stepped inside, and the thought I’d been holding onto vanished instantly.Clara stood near the window, the late afternoon light spilling in behind her like it had chosen her on purpose. She had dressed with a quiet elegance that took my breath away. Clara's outfit wasn’t loud or excessive; it was refined, perfectly fitted, and unmistakably hers. The color complemented

Clara I stood frozen for a moment, my eyes wide, my thoughts tumbling over one another as I tried to make sense of what had just happened. Everything felt unreal, as if the scene had unfolded too quickly for my mind to catch up. One second I had been certain of where I was and what I was doing, and the next, nothing fit anymore. My heart beat faster, not from fear exactly, but from confusion, the kind that leaves you asking, What is going on here?I replayed the moments in my head, searching for something I might have missed, some detail that would explain the sudden shift. But the more I thought about it, the less it made sense. People had spoken, things had moved, decisions had been made and I felt like she had been swept along without ever agreeing to any of it. My face grew warm, a mix of embarrassment and disbelief settling in. I still didn’t understand what had just happened there, and that realization made me feel strangely unsteady.Trying to regain control, I took