Chapter 45 Whitney Encounters Morris at the Grant Family

• It was astonishing to see Whitney taking the initiative to embrace Yoel. As Yoel caught a whiff of the faint milk-like scent emanating from the woman, he unexpectedly felt drowsy.
• It should be noted that Yoel had been suffering from severe insomnia for the past four years and could only manage a little sleep every night if he took sleeping pills, but it would never exceed four hours. He hadn't taken any sleeping pills tonight, yet he found himself feeling sleepy while listening to the continuous sound of her breathing and her subtle scent.
• The following morning, Morris, who had had a restless night, rubbed his eyes and got out of bed, slipping on his slippers.