He Let Her Move Into His Dorm, I Moved Out of the Country Chapter 08

He Let Her Move Into His Dorm, I Moved Out of the Country Chapter 08

Adrian looked at the familiar figure not far away, at 

Lauren, the woman he had loved, waited for, and 

longed for over the past five years. Again and 

again, he told himself not to bother her. 

But in the end, he still walked toward her, unable to 

control himself. 

“Lauren.” Adrian’s voice trembled. “Long time no 

see.” 

Lauren froze for a brief moment, then turned to 

look at him and gave him a slight nod. 

“Long time no see.” 

Her expression and manner were perfectly 

composed, and seeing him did not seem to stir 

even the slightest emotion in her. 

Adrian’s heart hurt as if it had been pierced by 

needles. He took a step forward and opened his 

mouth, wanting to apologize. 

But someone stopped him. 

A tall British man with pale blue eyes stepped in 

front of Lauren, looking at Adrian with open 

wariness. 

“Sir, please don’t harass my wife.” 

Adrian’s pupils constricted. His words sounded 

half like a question and half like he was talking to 

himself. 

“She’s your… wife?” 

The man looked proud. “Of course she is.” 

Adrian panicked. “That’s impossible. Lauren is 

clearly…” 

Before he could finish, a gentle, airy voice cut him 

off. 

Lauren walked out from behind the man. Wearing 

a polite yet distant smile, she looked at Adrian 

calmly. 

“Professor Grant.” 

The moment Lauren spoke to him first, joy surged 

through Adrian. 

“Lauren, I finally got to see you again.” 

“I thought you really didn’t want me anymore.” 

Lauren frowned slightly. 

Adrian acted as if he had not seen it. He kept 

rambling, first about the five years he had spent waiting, then about the three years of their engagement, before finally trying to explain. 

“Lauren, the joint account Mia and I had wasn’t what you thought. Back then, she needed proof of state residency, so I…” 

“Professor Grant.” Lauren frowned and interrupted 

him. 

“We don’t know each other well. You don’t need to 

explain any of that to me.” 

All the words Adrian had desperately wanted to pour out were forced back down. 

“How can you say we don’t know each other?” he 

asked stubbornly. “Lauren, we used to be 

engaged.” 

Lauren gave a soft laugh. 

“You said it yourself. That was before.” 

“Adrian, from the moment I left five years ago, I 

have had nothing to do with you.” 

“So please, don’t bother me again.” 

After leaving him with those words, Lauren took the British man’s arm and walked away without 

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looking back even once. 

Adrian stood where he was, watching Lauren’s figure gradually disappear from sight. Before he realized it, tears were streaming down his face. 

At the same time, he understood one fact more clearly than ever before. 

He had truly lost Lauren forever. 

For all the long decades ahead, he would have no 

one left but himself.