As I walked across the vegetable garden, I stole glances at Ethan’s face. He noticed and touched his cheek, asking,@@novelbin@@

"Is there something on my face?"

"It just feels like it’s been a while since we talked like this."

Now that I said it, it really had been a long time. Realizing it made my heart tingle strangely.

Before I knew it, we had arrived at the front door.

I took a deep breath to steady my pounding heart and reached for the door, but just as I was about to open it, Ethan suddenly slammed it shut halfway and looked down at me.

Startled, I asked,

"…Do you have a problem?"

"Cherry, you’ve only just noticed?"

Ethan leaned his head against the doorframe, gazing down at me. His stare was intense, pressing me for an answer.

Why was the atmosphere shifting so strangely all of a sudden? I hesitated for a while before clenching my fist and replying,

"You’re not going to hit me, right? I don’t know what your problem is with me, but you’ll regret it."

"…What?"

Ethan, who had been staring at me in disbelief, froze for a moment before bursting into loud laughter.

What the hell? He’s laughing?

After a while, he finally calmed down, shaking his head like he couldn’t believe what he just heard.

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