A Whisper that went unheard novel Chapter 160

In a deep voice, Jeremy said, "Not a chance. Ophelia's very fond of you. Moreover, I'm the one to be blamed here. I dragged you down."

But even after Jeremy's assurance, Melody was still so wracked with nerves that she didn't say anything else for the whole way home.

Suddenly, she received a text from Ophelia.

Ophelia reminded her to take a morning-after pill if she didn't want to get pregnant before getting married. She'd even sent Melody some pocket money and told her not to be afraid of anything.

Only then did Melody allow herself to relax.

As Jeremy drove them back to the apartment, she asked in a puzzled tone, "Aren't we going to the hospital?" She remembered that he was working the day shift that day.

Jeremy tapped the steering wheel and responded, "I took the day off. I need to get things done in the apartment."

"What do you mean?"

Jeremy looked at Melody. There weren't any signs of emotion on his face, but there were some unusual emotions in his eyes. "I need to clean the place up and rearrange the daily essentials."

"Huh?"

But Jeremy didn't speak again until they were inside the apartment. He said, "I'm moving your stuff into the master bedroom."

However, Melody still didn't understand what was going on. So, Jeremy explained, "I have no idea what being in a relationship means, but what I do know is that couples stay together."

It took Melody a while to finally get what Jeremy meant, but when she did, something fluttered in her heart.

Nevertheless, she didn't respond to him.

Jeremy frowned slightly, and his gaze deepened when she didn't give him any reaction. He then briefly paused before turning around and going into her room.

Melody followed him inside and moved her things into the master bedroom. As she did so, Jeremy stared at her, and panic slowly ate Melody up on the inside because of it.

Jeremy's room had felt bland and empty before, but now, it suddenly had a touch of warmth and coziness after Melody moved her things inside.

Jeremy cast a glance at the new things in his room. They had utterly thrown off the aesthetic his room originally had.

Now, bottles and jars occupied the space next to his books on the work desk. There were a couple of small plushies with vibrant colors on them too.

Additionally, there was also a pink stuffed animal on the couch, and not even the headboard was spared. There was even a blue desk lamp and a rabbit-shaped clock on it.

Jeremy then glanced at his wardrobe. It was once only filled with his black, white, and gray clothes, so Jeremy was struck by the abrupt and vibrant colors from Melody's.

The updated interior decorations were not logical, but there was an inexplicable sense of harmony in his room now.

Jeremy had always had a strong sense of boundary, and he disliked letting the others into his territory.

At first, he let Melody move into his room because he wanted to fulfill her request and satisfy her needs. But strangely, he came to realize that he wasn't repulsed by what he was seeing—not even a little bit.

He lowered his gaze and calmly said, "Didn't you say you wanted to be in a relationship with me?"