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    Her rtionship with Marvin felt like a tant sham. They hade this far, seemingly without any bumps. But beneath the surface, there was emptiness.


    Baylee stood up. At that moment, the alcohol caused a slight imbnce, and she swayed.


    “Be careful.”


    Marvin quickly stood up, steadying her by her waist. Baylee recoiled, pushing Marvin’s hand away with disdain, and walked directly to the door to open it.


    Addressing the unwee guest in her home, she said, “Get out.”


    After her cutting words earlier that day, he was now unaffected by her actions. “Baylee, since I managed to stay in your home before, do you think you can drive me out now?”


    Marvin had no shame whatsoever. Baylee stared at him angrily, then grabbed her phone and called someone.


    “Police? There’s a man in my house who won’t leave. Pleasee over. Thank you.”


    Baylee then provided her address. She told Marvin icily, “If you want to get embarrassed and taken to the station, just stay here.”


    Marvin sat on the sofa, clearly showing he didn’t care about being embarrassed. If he really cared, he wouldn’t have shown up here tonight.


    The police arrived promptly. When the two officers, a man and a woman, saw Marvin, they were surprised.


    These days, even intruders looked this good?


    “Officers, I’m sorry. We’re a couple, and we had an argument. That’s why my fiancée called you impulsively,” Marvin exined first.


    Baylee was floored by his audacity. She hissed, “I am not your fiancée! We’re not a couple anymore. We broke up! Don’t you get what ‘breaking up’ means?”


    “What’s happening here?” the female officer asked.


    Nowadays, cases of men bothering women after breakups were quitemon. Marvin said to the female officer, “Thank you for your hard work today. If you doubt our rtionship, you can ask themunity’s property management. They know we’re a couple. My fiancée just had too much to drink and got a bit emotional.”


    The strong smell of alcohol in the house and the empty bottles on the floor backed up Marvin’s story. Being drunk and drinking to forget weremon signs of an argument between a couple.


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    The two officers checked with the property management and confirmed that Baylee and Marvin were indeed a couple before departing.


    The property manager had said, “The good-looking couple, right? They’ve been together sincest year.”


    Baylee was furious and nearly lost her breath.


    Marvin made a new cup of warm honey water and offered it to Baylee. “Want some?”


    Baylee paid no attention to his kind gesture. She must have been foolish to allow him to stay and recuperate at that time, falling for his deceit.


    Baylee mmed the bedroom door and locked it from the inside. Marvin looked at the closed door but didn’t think of forcing his way in. He was afraid it would upset Baylee even more. Instead, he stretched out on the sofa.


    It reminded him of six months ago, when she was in the bedroom and he was on the sofa. At times, she would wake up in the middle of the night and go to the living room to tuck him in. She thought he hadn’t noticed.


    Actually, he waited every night for her toe out.


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