Leaving Lavina

In the morning, Raveen looked up at the dark sky. cloudy. It appeared that it would rain. The weather was extremely unpleasant. Who could be excited on such a dreary morning? The gray color same as Raveen's feeling.

He wasn't gloomy for no reason. His father had just asked him to go to Germany right away to settle an issue with the company that Rael managed. It wasn't that he refused to go. What about Lavina, though? Even if Raveen didn't see her for half a day, it could drive him insane, what if he had to leave her side?

His head was heaving. His mind was so crammed that he felt as if his genius title had been forfeited due to a vexing situation. He was powerless to act. He didn't have any brilliant ideas. He couldn't leave without thinking about Lavina. After all, it wasn't only a matter of his heart, but also of the girl's safety.

“What are you thinking about, Raveen?  Why are you still here?” scolded his father as he noticed Raveen standing in front of the mansion. A sharp question. Rael seemed so displeased to see Raveen procrastinating on important work.

Raven let out a sigh. Wasn't sure how many times he sighed.

"How long do I have to stay, Dad?" Raveen was curious as to how long he would be separated from his girl.

“One ... or maybe three months, depending on how quickly you can finish it,” Rael replied. Raveen wanted to swear. Come on! He thought it would be only 3-5 days, but 1-3 months? Was his father joking? How could Raveen be able to leave Lavina for that long? This was really bad. Was his father up to something? After all, his own father should have finished the job. Why must Raveen be the main pawn?

After his father told him to get in the car right away, he closed his eyes for a moment. He barely had time to say goodbye to Lavina. She'd be upset with him again, sulking and whining. Protesting to him for the umpteenth time for breaking his promise—even though Lavina's pout was fun for Raveen to see, but it wasn't fun for now. Leaving Lavina and make her put wasn't a solace.

"Dad, what time does the plane leave?" Raveen inquired. He was still on the lookout for new opportunities. He had to meet Lavina, even if it was only for a quick time. He would make sure Lavina was safe while he was away.

"At eight o'clock," Rael said. Raveen looked down at his Rolex watch, which was neatly wrapped around his left wrist. There was still about an hour and a half to go. Wasn't it enough just to go to Lavina? Even if he only had 5 minutes, Raveen would go meet Lavina first.

"Dad, I'd like to go somewhere. I'll get back soon."

Rael looked sharply on Raveen. Rael seemed still guessing what Raveen want.

"Where are you going?" he inquired flatly.

"Meeting my girl," Raveen replied honestly. Raveen was actually afraid to answer the question that had just been posed to him.Raveen was concerned that the man he referred to as "Father" would notice his suspicious behavior.

Rael laughed. Was  this son truly madly in love? Rael let Raveen go because there was no deception to his son. Rael would let his son and the girl enjoyed themselves for a while. Assumed the man was lucky.

Rael would demand to meet his son's girl when the time came. He'd think about whether the girl Raveen had chosen was really profitable for his side. Raveen wasn't typical adolescent. Raveen was also  a murderer. The girl would have to die if she couldn't accept Raveen's identity.

Raveen was rushing away after intercepting a taxi when the car came to a halt by the side of the road. Raveen then took out his smartphone and dialed someone. Raveen was not going to Lavina's house in the taxi he was riding inRaveen was well aware that he wouldn't be able to escape his father's scrutiny any longer.

"Dante, I need your help," Raveen, who had been connected to Dante, said.

"I know, I'm already close to the bridge near campus," the other side said. Their partnership was undeniably strong. Could always rely on each other for backup.

Raveen grinned smugly, this comrade was so reliable. Raveen immediately went to the location Dante had indicated. They then went to the house where Lavina had been hidden.

On the other hand, Lavina spent the morning listening to Aunt Maria's stories. Aunt Maria was explaining the beauty of Lavina's new house—explaining the details of each room corner—while finishing the chocolate bread, which had become her favorite food.

Pine, citrus, mint musk.

Lavina jumped to her feet when she smelled a very familiar scent and heard footsteps approaching her. It was unsurprising that the man she had missed so much was now nearing her. It's been anticipating his arrival. When she sensed Raveen's presence, her smile widened. Lavina walked gropingly in the direction Raveen had come from.

Bruk.

“Wow wow, Lavina, be careful. Where would you like to go? Why the hurry, hm?” Raveen, who had caught Lavina's body as it was about to fall to the floor, asked.

"Hey, I know you're coming.  Raveen, I miss you.”

Lavina expressed her feelings honestly and clearly once more, making Raveen's decision to leave Lavina even more difficult. The man inhaled deeply as he gazed at Lavina's shadowy bead, who was looking somewhere. Could be believed a murderer like Raveen had bad feelings simply because he would leave a blind girl for a long time? It was sound so hilarious for a psychopath, right?

Raveen had to say it, putting aside all of his ego and desire to stay by Lavina's side. He had to inform Lavina that he would be leaving for a while. Of course, this was only a brief mention. He would still return to Lavina.

“Lavina...”

"Hmm?"

Raveen hugged the girl once more and kissed her on the cheek. Long, then quick kissed in the eyes, nose, cheeks, and empties into the lips.

"I'm sorry, but I have to leave for a while."

Deg.

Lavina, who was enjoying Raveen's treatment, was dismayed. When he heard Raveen was leaving, his smile faded and his eyes slowly opened. Lavina, of course, was not pleased. Sh e didn't want Raveen to leave her again. How many times had this occurred?

"You're going to abandon me!" Lavina yelled. She tired of hearing Raveen said he had to leave.

"I'm not looking forward to it, but I have no choice. I'm not going to be gone for long." Raveen countered—No, that's the truth." Raveen was at a loss for what to do.If He truly didn't want to leave Lavina and was unable to stay, Raveen should have another option, right? Then Lavina's advice would be the same every time.

"You're welcome to take me with you!" she said. Correct! Wasn't Raveen capable of accompanying her wherever he goes? Raveen should have taken his very reasonable suggestion.

Raveen tightened his grip on her and kissed the top of her head once more. That was exactly what Raveen wished, but he couldn't reveal the main reason why Raveen couldn't take her away. It was impossible for Raveen to know if Rael, his father wanted to kill him, wasn't it?

"I'm sorry, but I won't be able to take you with me. I really need to get some work done. I'll get right back to you. I promise you, "Raveen made a vow.

Lavina remained silent. She was exhausted. Raveen certainly knew that the girl would become increasingly sulky. Raveen had no choice but to persuade Lavina. There was no other option. He couldn't possibly refuse to go or take Lavina. He had to do it to protect Lavina as well.

In the end, after Raveen's persuasion, she was forced to agree—of course, it worked. Nobody could deny Raveen's reliability when it came to diplomacy. After all, Lavina wasn't truly alone, she was still accompanied by Aunt Maria, who had been eager to teach her many things. Waiting for Raveen shouldn't be too difficult, right?

Raveen had a one-on-one conversation with Aunt Maria before leaving the house. Giving this and that direction to ensure that this middle-aged nanny made no mistakes. Raveen also provided Aunt Maria with a special cell phone so that she could contact him. Aunt Maria had to contact Raveen right away if anything happened.

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