Everyone Was Scared Crazy Of Me

It could be seen how panicked he was when he packed.

I went to the bathroom and looked at myself carefully in the mirror.

It was no different from usual.

Garth had been out of contact for three days.

People who could contact him normally, friends, colleagues, his parents, all blocked me as if they had made an appointment.

I was really impressed.

I went directly to Garth’s house.

As a result, I met the real estate agent who was taking a panoramic photo of the house.

I asked, “Where is this family?”

The agent said, “I don’t know, they only entrusted us to sell the house.”

I was shocked and said, “Well, I’ll give you 69.38 dollars and you help me arrange a meeting with this family.”

The agent shook his head. “Impossible, as far as I know, they went abroad yesterday.”

I was even more shocked.

I still found Garth’s company.

The receptionist greeted me with a smile when she saw me.

But when he heard that I was Emily and came as Garth’s dinner partner, the receptionist couldn’t hold back her smile.

“I’m sorry, Miss Stephens, we don’t welcome you.”

I said coldly, “I just came to ask him a few questions.”

“I’m sorry, Miss Stephens. Mr. Greene’s friends specifically told me that if you come to see them, they will definitely not see you.”

“Why? There must be a reason, right?”

“I’m sorry, Miss Stephens, the reason is unknown. I’m just a messenger, please don’t embarrass me.”

Okay, I was leaving.

Back in the car, I hit the steering wheel hard a few times.

In fact, I had a guess: I sleepwalked.

So Garth was scared.

But I had lived for 27 years and never sleepwalked.

And 80% of sleepwalkers had a family history, but my family didn’t have it.

Besides, a sleepwalking, was it enough to scare Garth to go abroad?

Even his colleagues were afraid of me?

His colleagues didn’t sleep with me, what was there to be afraid of?

Since I couldn’t find the answer from Garth.

Then I would break the situation from my colleagues!

Three more days passed.

I was so tired, I had dark circles under my eyes like a giant panda.

I slept through the night, but I was still groggy during the day.

But I still pulled myself together and quickly moved into the new house.

Then, I called a few of my good colleagues to warm up the house.

We ate hot pot and drank some wine.

At ten o’clock in the evening, we were all staggering.

I suggested, “You can sleep at my house tonight.”

Everyone agreed.

According to the development of events in the previous life, they escaped from my house after staying overnight.

So, something must have happened this night.

Eleven o’clock in the evening.

The snoring came one after another.

I was still awake, sitting in the corner of the sofa and texting my mother.

I didn’t dare to go back.

Even though I missed my parents and our dog, Coal Ball.

I was afraid of killing them!

In the series of accidents in the previous life, Garth and my colleagues were at least still alive.

There were only four of us in the family, dying one after another!

So in this life, I must find out the reason behind it before I dared to go back.

Me: [Mom, how are you?]

My mom replied: [I’m fine. I’m happy when I think you’re getting married.]

I was very sad.

I hadn’t told my parents that the marriage was not going to happen.

I couldn’t tell them now, or they would definitely come to ask for clarification.

That night I watched until dawn.

Nothing happened.

I was unwilling to accept it and guessed that the date was wrong.

So I waited until the same day as in the previous life and invited my colleagues to my home again.

Still nothing happened.

The next day, my colleagues treated me as usual.

I was secretly happy in my heart.

Did this mean that the situation had been solved?

Just in case, I waited for two more days.

Everything was still normal.

Now I was finally relieved.

I took a leave to go back to my hometown and met my parents and Coal Ball.

I told them the news of my breakup with Garth.

Although they felt sorry, they thought from another perspective that it was better not to have such a man who suddenly went crazy and lacked a sense of responsibility.

That night, I dragged my parents to chat until late at night.

Wait until dawn.

But I was the only one at home.

I called Coal Ball, but Coal Ball did not come running with its tail wagging.

It was not at home either.

I called my mother and found her mobile phone on the coffee table.

I called my father and my father answered.

I asked, “Dad, did you and my mother go to walk the dog? Come back and buy a roast duck to eat!”

My father choked and said, “I’m in the hospital... Your mother is dead.”