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    “Okay.”


    Just as Joelle agreed, the door swung open from the inside.


    Amanda, who was on her way out to shop for groceries, looked at them. Joelle and Katherine were slightly embarrassed but managed to maintain theirposure.


    “Who are you?” Amanda asked.


    Joelle’s first impression of her was quite positive. Amanda was dressed casually in a T-shirt and jeans, embodying a girl-next-door vibe, much like Aurora. However, knowing she was Rnd’s girlfriend changed Joelle’s perception, preventing her from seeing Amanda without bias.


    “I’m Rnd’s aunt,” Joelle said.


    Katherine introduced herself as well. “And I’m his aunt’s sister-inw!”


    “Oh, nice to meet you both. Please,e inside.” Amanda quickly weed them into the apartment.


    Joelle and Katherine entered without hesitation. Inside, they noticed feminine items scattered around. Rnd would never buy a pink doll for his home decor.


    “Rnd’s at work right now,” Amanda exined as she offered them coffee.


    Joelle settled into her seat elegantly. “I know. I actually came to meet you.”


    Amanda sat down and seemed a bit ufortable already.


    Feeling the tension, Katherine tried to lighten the mood. “We heard that Rnd has a girlfriend and that you two are living together. We were just a bit concerned and wanted to see for ourselves.”


    “I understand,” Amanda said, nervously ying with her fingers.


    Joelle sipped her coffee. “How did you two meet?”


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    Although it was a long story, Amanda patiently detailed the entire ount of how she and Rnd had met.


    After hearing everything, Joelle found herselfing to terms with it. “I didn’t know he was considering therapy,” she said, filled with self-me.


    “It’s quitemon for people to struggle with psychological issues. It’s not a big deal. Besides, Rnd has been improving.”


    Joelle’s expression conveyed her concern. “When you first met Rnd, he was going through a very tough time. Thank you for being there for him.”


    “Please, there’s no need for thanks.”


    Joelle gazed at her with sincerity and kindness. “However, I must point out that the age gap between you and Rnd is significant. Additionally, you’re currently unemployed, and both of you should be focusing on other priorities. A romantic rtionship might not be suitable at this stage.”


    Amanda listened respectfully. After Joelle finished, she quietly asked, “So, have youe here today to suggest we should break up?” Katherine exchanged nces between Amanda and Joelle.


    Joelle remainedposed, her tone still soft and devoid of harshness. “I’d like you to think carefully about your rtionship with him. Whatever the future holds, I hope you won’t hurt him.”


    “Of course,” Amanda replied. “I would never hurt him.”


    Joelle observed her for a few more moments before addressing Katherine. “Kathy, let’s leave.”


    Katherine, caught up in the discussion, seemed surprised. “Are we leaving already?”


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