With the enormous bouquet obstructing her view, Katrina can't see the road ahead. Aaron guides her by the shoulder, carefully leading her as she walks.
Forced to accept such an expensive bouquet of beautiful flowers, Katrina isn't happy at all.
Aaron shoving the bouquet at her, feels like a storm. His actions are imposing and rough; it doesn't feel romantic at all. Instead of feeling warm, her heart feels like it was crushed into pieces.
This bastard!
He always blindly imposes what he wants on her, completely disregarding her wishes.
Katrina can't resist grinding her teeth.
Finally, they walk out of the flower shop. Aaron opens the back door of the car and helps Katrina put the flowers in the back seat.
Katrina's arms are empty now. At long last, her arms can rest.
She's a little confused by Aaron's actions. Who would buy such a big arrangement of flowers to give to a person? It's very tiring to carry with two hands, and it's difficult to walk around the street with the bouquet blocking one's view.
Katrina wonders if Aaron is deliberately getting back at her by making her accept such a troublesome bouquet.
She shakes her sore arm and looks up, only to see Aaron staring at her.
Aaron pulls the door of the passenger seat open for her and says coldly, ""Get in!""
Katrina is extremely reluctant to get into Aaron's car.
Earlier in front of the police station, she was afraid that he would bully her, and her colleagues would see them, so she reluctantly got into his car.
But now, it seems there's no room to refuse.
Knowing Aaron's temper, if she turns around and leaves him, he would pick her up and throw her into the car.
Aaron is a tall and strong man. She can't fight him off.
Katrina might as well have dinner with him if only to clear things up and draw a line between them. She will ask Aaron not to harass her again in the future. Pursing her lips, she finally gets into the car.
The car stops in front of an expensive western restaurant.
Aaron grabs Katrina's hand and walks into the restaurant. He is holding her hand so tight, that Katrina can't shake him off despite her efforts.
The waitress comes over and asks, ""Sir, table for how many?""
Aaron doesn't even glance at her. ""Two.""
""This way, please.""
Seeing Aaron and Katrina holding hands, the waitress assumes they are a young couple. She directly leads them to an elegant and secluded spot.
After they take their seats, the waitress brings them the menu, helps them order some dishes, and politely retreats.
As Katrina sits in her chair and stares at the water glass in front of her sullenly, she refuses to look at Aaron at all.
Aaron looks directly at Katrina and starts asking questions. ""Why did you run away when you saw me at the party last night?""
When Katrina sees the look in his eyes, she shivers in fright. It's like seeing a terrible beast that people try to avoid at all costs. It makes her very miserable and u