After the door of the auxiliary building was closed, Lucas returned to the bedroom.
He picked up his cell phone and wanted to explain to Siena that he couldn’t spend her birthday with her tomorrow.
Between calling and texting, he hesitated.
If he called and told Siena, she would definitely ask for the bottom line. He didn’t want to tell her that he couldn’t spend her birthday with her because he was going to spend his birthday with Piper.
It made him feel ashamed.
After struggling for a while, he sent a message to Siena: [No more movies tomorrow night.]
Siena came out of the shower, picked up the phone to check the time, and saw the message from Lucas.
Stop watching movies?
What’s wrong?
She immediately replied: “OK.”
Seeing her reply, Lucas felt a little uncomfortable.
Why didn’t she ask why?
Wasn’t she very strong sometimes? For example, when she took Lucas to class together every day.
Siena held the mobile phone and wanted to ask him how to arrange it if he didn’t watch a movie tomorrow, but she thought that she was just a servant of the Hogan family, and she and Lucas were in a master-servant relationship, not friends, so she didn’t dare send a message to ask.
Since Lucas said he would not watch the movie and did not say anything else, he refused.
Just as Siena sat down in the chair, turned on the desk lamp, and was about to review her homework, Lucas’s second text message came over.
—-I have something to go out tomorrow. You wait for me in the auxiliary building at night, and I will celebrate your birthday.
After Siena saw his second text message, the corners of her mouth immediately raised, and she quickly replied: [OK!]
She didn’t ask Lucas what’s going on tomorrow, she asked him when they met tomorrow night.
After sending the message, she read the two text messages sent by Lucas several times.
It’s hard to imagine that someone like Lucas, who doesn’t like to communicate with others, would take the initiative to send her a message.
What was even more unexpected was that before she fell asleep, she received a third text message from Lucas: [You don’t need to come over tomorrow morning.]
Without hesitation, Siena replied: [Yes.]
After that, Lucas did not send any more messages.
Siena put down the phone and turned off the lights. After turning off the lights, she opened her eyes and looked at the night.
Thinking of not having to get up early tomorrow, she suddenly became sober but also confused.
She didn’t know what the future would be like, and she didn’t know what she would become in the future.
Lucas asked her what she wanted to do after graduating from college, but she never thought about it.
After all, it was very difficult for her to even enter the university, and after she was admitted to the university, she had to worry about tuition fees.
Some people have everything and worry a lot every day, but she was the opposite.
She had nothing, but because she had too many worries, she couldn’t be bothered. But most of the time, her thoughts were relatively relaxed.
Fate pushed her forward and did not give her a chance to breathe.
If Lucas didn’t let her go to rest tomorrow morning, she wouldn’t be thinking wildly now; she usually slept as soon as she touched the bed.
After tossing and turning on the bed past midnight, she fell asleep exhausted.
The next day, at ten o’clock in the morning, Siena came to Hogan’s house.