Carlos was in a better mood when he arranged for Tom to follow Rena. Even the anger caused by Gerard in the evening was becoming less.
"This poor guy Gerard, he can't beat me." Carlos whistled happily back to his room.
Carlos arrived at Rena's house at 6:30 the following evening. Like the day before, Rena got into his Ferrari, and Carlos drove her to the army.
Rena was worried that Carlos would act out of anger. But today, Carlos is very polite, even gentlemanly, as if yesterday's conflict had vanished.
As she got into the car, Rena saw a large bunch of red roses in the car, which almost occupied her seat.
"The soldiers love your class," Carlos said, pretending not to care. "They asked me to buy you some flowers to say thank you."
Rena did not believe his words. The soldiers are afra
