The Most Pitiful One

Karen wasn't avoiding him, but she couldn't remember him, their child, and all their past. Although Kevin had long accepted this fact, his heart still hurt every time he met her. He clenched his fists and loosened them, again and again. He then calmed himself down and spoke to her. He said, "Little Karen always tells me about you nowadays. If you can visit her with me, she will be very happy." Karen thought for a moment. She was not at fault in the incident too, why did she avoid him anyway? It would only make her look guilty this way. They were acquaintances. Even if they were not friends, they still knew each other. There was no need for her to hide, she then decided to visit Little Karen with him. After thinking it through, Karen looked up and smiled gently at Kevin. "Okay, let's go together. In fact, I came here to see Little Karen, but I forgot which floor she was on." Karen's smile was a little cunning, she was obviously lying. Kevin saw it through but he stayed silent. This was