Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 38: She Felt Jealous

For some reason, she wasn't afraid at all in the face of his fierce threats now. Whenever she thought about his bad mood, Aurora inexplicably felt happy. She didn't know when it started, but she enjoyed this mutual hurt with Julian. Thinking about it, she found him rather endearing.

She ignored the text message; she certainly wouldn't tell him that her phone was already on.

Going to him now would be like a lamb walking into a lion's den. The man clearly had a strong desire for her, and if she really went, she might not be able to get out of bed not only tomorrow but perhaps even the day after!

Aurora opened her social media account; the news about Hayden had long ceased to be the topic of discussion.

She clicked on Susan's profile. There was a message posted today:

"Thank you all for your support. Hayden and I love each other so deeply. I also believe in his character; he could never do such a thing. We have verified it, and that photo was manipulated..."

The likes had already reached three hundred thousand, with mixed comments below:

"I believe whatever Susan says!"

leave Susan for

forward to your

and I can responsibly say this photo isn't edited. But since Susan doesn't care, why

'good'

nonchalant, given her personality, she was probably furious

Aurora was not wrong. As soon as Hayden returned home, he was besieged by

if you wanted to fool around, you shouldn't leave evidence. Now, everyone is laughing at the Alvarez family," his mother confronted

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your grandfather is very angry about this. Aren't you going to explain it to him?" his

things. What am I supposed to explain?" Hayden had always been upright,

immensely. It wouldn't be

do it, but that photo is everywhere! Who is that woman? The Simmons family has already called! You and Susan

another woman. That photo was a setup," Hayden recalled how he had

his clothes were gone. Clearly,

no surveillance; he didn't even know who the woman was.