She thanks him for all he has done for her.
For standing up for her when she was bullied
But...
Once she sees him, she automatically thinks of Uncle Anderson's death.
She has already felt guilty about Uncle Anderson.
Now, she really can't feel at ease with him.
She doesn't want to blame him or even quarrel with him because of Uncle Anderson.
Now, separation is the best choice.
Her mind is really in a mess, and she needs to calm down alone.
While Katrina says that euphemistically, Aaron could understand the subtext, what does she mean separating for a period?
What does she mean, she's going to try to make money to pay him back one million dollars?
She couldn't wait to get rid of him...
What does she want to do?
Does she want to break up with him?
Because of a person who has passed away?
Yes, he admits, he has something to do with the death of Carl Anderson.
But he didn't mean it. He didn't mean it when he did it.
Because of this...
Is she going to break up with him?
Whether she cares about his feelings or not, he is so in love with her and protects her well.
He obviously has never done anything to be sorry for her, in the end, but he inexplicably was blamed, can't he feel angry and aggrieved?
Hearing Katrina's words, Aaron's face turns somber and serious.
""Katrina, you tell me clearly, for how long! How long will you be separated from me?""
He gives her one more chance.
If she says one or two days, three or five days, he might think he has misunderstood her, and he can give her the time to calm herself down.
If she means, she really wants to break up with him...
Well, he will be really pissed off by her.
Indeed, even now, he feels a painful ache in some part of his body.
Katrina shakes her head slightly in response to Aaron's aggressive attitude, ""I don't know, Aaron. No more contact recently.""
With those words, Katrina turns to leave.
However, Aaron had not reconciled and grabbed her.
She just said no more contact and tried to get rid of him?
He has worked so hard to get her, and now she is going to abandon him?
He really does not expect that she would be so cruel.
She is so tender to others, obviously, so docile with such a heavy affection and heavy righteousness.
Carl Anderson raised her, and she never forgot it.
But what about him?
Why is she so cruel to him? He wanted to scream because of so much frustration, but he controlled his temper to hear her explanation.
She is incredibly... wanted to break up with him!
Maybe he is too in pain and too unwilling to accept separation, so he feels extremely angry.
Aaron takes Katrina's arm, grits his teeth, and says, ""Katrina, are you going to break up with me for someone who is dead?""
Aaron's words, again poking into Katrina's grieving mood, reminds her that Carl Anderson has gone.
As Katrina listens to his words, a flash of pain flashes across her eyes.
Then, word by w