By the time Mrs. Cooper arrived upstairs, she spotted Layla struggling to drag an enormous box out of the room.

"Layla, what are you doing?" She hurried over and squatted down to Layla's eye level.

Layla's eyes reddened and tears started rolling down her face as soon as she started talking. "Hayden is angry. He shouted at me!"

"Don't cry, don't cry! Hayden will calm down soon, so stop crying now or your eyes will start hurting." Mrs. Cooper frantically wiped away Layla's tears and asked, "Why are you moving this box outside?"

"Hayden doesn't like it..." Layla murmured sadly and cried even harder.

Hayden felt even more irritated when he heard Layla crying. Following a 'baam!', Hayden slammed the door shut and locked it from the inside.

Mrs. Cooper was alarmed by the locked door. Though Hayden was a quiet boy who wasn't good at communicating with others, he had always been very understanding and had never acted out like this before.

She lowered her gaze at the box and immediately