Marcellus finds it a bit inappropriate, but in the face of Katrina's smile, he has to accept it. ""Okay, but I won't let you do it again!""
He gave her a mobile phone and accompanied her when she reapplied for her documents because he wanted to. She shouldn't feel bothered, let alone grateful for what he did.
This time, he accepts it to make her happy. But he can't let her treat him again next time.
It's not easy for her to live on her own and make a living for herself. He doesn't want her to spend every penny she has.
Afterward, Marcellus drives Katrina back to the police station.
""Thank you, Marcellus. I'll go back to work now."" Unbuckling her seat belt, Katrina pushes the door open and prepares to get off.
Still finding the words to talk to Katrina about their relationship, Marcellus finally gets the courage to speak when he sees that Katrina is about to leave. ""Katrina!""
Outside the car, Katrina looks back at him in confusion. ""What's wrong?""
Marcellus exits the car, opens the trunk, and takes out a large bouquet of red roses before walking towards Katrina.
Marcellus is a handsome man. At this moment, with the bouquet of roses, he looks like a prince straight out of a fairy tale. There's no mistaking the affection in his gaze and the romantic image he makes.
But the scene shocks Katrina.
What is Marcellus doing?
In a flash, Marcellus stops in front of Katrina.
Marcellus looks lovingly at Katrina as he speaks, ""Katrina, I never confessed to you before, but I figured you could tell how I feel. Katrina, I really like you. I've liked you for a long time. Will you be my girlfriend? In the future, I will love you and protect you, and promise to keep those unpleasant things from ever happening again.""
The biggest obstacle between Marcellus and Katrina is Sophie.
Since the incident at the Jameson Hotel, Marcellus made up his mind that he and Sophie would become strangers from then on. In the future, he won't let Sophie have a chance to bully Katrina again.
Katrina doesn't expect Marcellus to suddenly profess his love to her with a bouquet of roses.
Indeed, Marcellus has never confessed to her so directly before. He didn't need to. His feelings for her are so obvious that even her colleagues could sense it.
She already knows that he likes her.
While she's still caught off guard by the sight of the roses, his sweet confession suddenly shocks her to the core.
At this moment, Katrina is very flustered. She has no idea how to respond.
Marcellus is standing in front of her with a lovely arrangement of flowers in his hands. But she can't even reach out to accept them.
Should Katrina accept it?
Or should she refuse?
Marcellus's eyes are bright as he gazes at her. He has loved her for so many years, devoting his whole heart to her.
Katrina can't bear to see him leave in disappointment. But if she accepts his confession, he will become her boyfriend.
A boyfriend is a lot mo