Chapter 47

Turning around, he entered the bathroom, turned off the water, and his eyes fell on the light grey small object on the washstand. Picking it up and looking at it, it was a hearing aid. He pulled a long face and pressed the button on the wall. The hidden cabinet inside the wall popped out, revealing his toiletries. He liked everything of his to be put away neatly, not wanting others to see or touch them. Imagine, a bathroom with no personal items, only set up for a day. How could Eliza, who had no chance to hear the advice of her seniors, know that it was his private bathroom? Sometimes, misunderstandings take over, like with Eliza who took the hearing aid, even the water droplets in her ear seemed ethereal as if coming from the edge of the sky. And with Xander, he’s used to taking a bath in the deafening music first thing in the morning, being full of energy for the whole day. Little Deaf Girl! Xander fiercely threw the toothbrush into the washbasin, staring at his own reflection in th