Victor stood like a moron. He couldn't say a word; his mouth just opened and closed helplessly. It was obvious that Mimi made up her mind already and he wouldn't be able to change it. Yet he wanted to try, but then, giving her space might be the best remedy right now.
"If you have nothing else to say, you can leave now. I need my rest," Mimi said to him when he said nothing else.
For a moment, Mimi thought he would stubbornly stand his ground. But he simply took a deep breath and was heading in the direction of her window when she stopped him.
"Take the door, please," Mimi told him, "This is broad daylight and any of my neighbors could see you climbing out - I don't need them sending unnecessary reports to my mother,"
"No problem," He finally spoke and headed in the direction of the door. Victor stepped out of her room and Mimi followed him to let him out of the house the right way.
