A week later.
Hotel.
Adam and Nora returned from the Chinese restaurant after eating Kung Pao Chicken.
Nora, her complexion rosy and radiant, spoke with a complicated expression. "Adam, I'm leaving."
"Hm? When?"
Adam was slightly taken aback.
"My flight is at ten tonight."
Nora murmured, "I was supposed to leave last week. I didn't expect to meet you and end up lingering in this city I hate. But now I have to go. If I don't leave now, I won't be able to leave at all."
Adam fell silent at once.
Seeing this, Nora sighed inwardly.
Although she had kept saying that she had completely given up on things like marriage, human nature was complicated. Thoughts could change at any time; all they needed was a spark.
And Adam was clearly the hottest kind of spark.
In just nine short days, he had nearly shattered the defenses Nora had built around her heart because of her ex-husband's bizarre behavior, making her feel a faint sense of anticipation for love and marriage once more.
But Adam possessed a steadiness that did not belong to someone his age. His principles showed no sign of wavering, and how could Nora, who specifically studied such matters, fail to understand that?
Coupled with their age gap, Nora wisely chose to leave immediately and let time and distance fade these stirrings in her heart.
"I'll see you off."
Adam rationally cut away that fleeting, unusual emotion and answered with a smile.
People in the American TV Show World could not be judged by ordinary standards. Too many things had challenged the worldview Adam had formed over more than twenty years in his previous life, and many of them were things he could never have imagined or avoided.
For example, could you accept a sex tape