He's Dead in My Heart

Enduring the shame and fear, Hazel got up from her seat and walked towards Miles. For some reason, Miles felt something stirred in his heart stirred when he saw Hazel's shy look. Originally, he intended to make fun of Hazel in front of Kayden. He wanted Kayden to feel annoyed, willful, or even anger instead of being gloomy, cold, and lonely. Kayden wasn't an old man. He didn't need to live a quiet and mundane life. To Miles, Kayden was always a child. When Hazel attempted to sit on Miles's legs, she sprang up the moment their skins touched. In truth, she still felt awkward. But Miles also showed an unnatural look in his eyes. Just as he was about to satirize Hazel to cover up his feelings, she straightly sat on his lap. Here goes nothing! She would just regard Miles as a stool for sitting. At the thought of this, Hazel felt more at ease. On the other hand, Miles was confounded. Instead of making Hazel feel uneasy, he was the one flustered. In fact, he should be reprimanding her and kee