He Only Missed Bullying Her

...... Thanks to the villagers, Adrienne and Jefferson's dinner was settled. Like Adrienne, Jefferson wasn't much of a cook but he didn't just sit around idly. He took the initiative to serve the food while saying, "Let's hurry up and eat so we can have an early night after dinner." The sun had not even set and there were still many people out at the field yet Jefferson felt the obligation to urge her to go to bed early. Adrienne rolled her eyes at him and did not say anything. Jefferson could not care less, and kept on nagging at her, "Adrienne, do you know how long has it been since you left me?" Jefferson emphasized, "20 days and 10 hours." Even so, Adrienne was still giving him the cold shoulder. "Do you know how I lived during that period of time? Those days felt like years," Jefferson added. Adrienne glanced at him with her head tilted. It did not seem like he missed her at all. If he missed her, it was probably only because he had no one else to bully when she wasn't around. Whi