Chapter 69

Sylvia felt momentarily dazed, but she snapped out of it very quickly. "Mr. Kaplan, I think it's better for you to spend your time on work instead. I'm entering the subway station." She hung up the call right after. However, she didn't unmute her phone, nor did she walk toward the subway station. As she walked, she saw a park. She was attracted by how lively the park was, so she stood at the side, watching the elderly people line dancing. Looking at lively elderly people, Sylvia could not help but wonder what she would be like when she was older. She wondered if she could live such a carefree life in the sunset years of her life. After a few songs, it was about time for the last subway to arrive. It was only then that she walked toward the subway station. "Sylvia!" A voice suddenly rang out behind her. It was deep, clear, and familiar. She subconsciously looked back and saw a tall figure walking toward her with big strides, grabbing her wrist, as if she would run away if he had n