Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Ivan knew Little to nothing about Kasie—Debbie’s closest friend. The only thing he knew was that she made investments in some businesses and opened a shop of her own after graduation. As strange as it sounded, it was Debbie who inadvertently mentioned her to him.

However, the first time he began to notice this girl in a different light, was on the day of his wedding. She secretly approached him without Debbie’s knowledge. With tearful eyes, she warned him, “I don’t care whether you love Debbie or not. Since you’ve decided to marry her, you must treat my best friend like a queen. Or else, I will make you wish you hadn’t met me!”

Ivan was amused by her vigor. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather flock together.” Debbie was short-tempered, and so was Kasie.

Faced with her threat and finding no choice but to surrender himself,

Ivan obediently nodded his head in agreement.

“Rest assured. Whatever reasons we may have for getting married, now that Debbie is my wife, I will be sure to treat her with the utmost respect.”

The next time he saw her was right after she was kidnapped by Aldrich.

was far from her calmness when facing the kidnappers. Then again, it was human nature

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nothing to do with his private affairs and yet she had to go

her into his arms and shielded her

like a dried leaf in his

while clenching his teeth in pain,

gone to the nurse station to apply some ointment to her hand, Mia had told Ivan about Kasie’s tragic love story. Kasie had a boyfriend who had died in a

and nothing was ever the same with Kasie since then. It took her almost three

him not to turn Kasie down if she

was constantly worried about her daughter, as was naturally expected of a mother. Ivan understood how she felt and he pitied her deeply. Assuming that Mia had no idea about his wedding

hand in his. He looked at her cute manicured fingers and thought, ‘A woman’s hand is so small.’ He also noticed the scalds on her right hand, covered

three years to overcome the grief of her boyfriend’s death. ‘They must have been

she noticed that Debbie had already come