Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 039: They Had The Same Situation But Two Different Outcomes

Hayden didn't even allow Susan inside his room; he coldly locked the door, ignoring Susan as she pounded and howled outside, "Hayden, I'm about to be your fiancée, how can you treat me this way!"

Her kicking and punching bore no trace of the graceful lady she usually portrayed in public, but Hayden knew this was her true self. Everyone was deceived by her; she was a woman of deep schemes, and Hayden paid no heed to her tantrums. Over these three years, whenever he interacted with any woman, Susan would create a scene out of nothing upon her return.

Hayden was tired; he knew she suffered from insecurity, as she had used manipulative tactics to win him over in the first place. Thus, she feared other women might snatch him away using the same methods. Hayden wondered if she ever felt tired because he certainly was.

was used to it and let her carry on alone. Hayden lay in bed, enlarging a photo, the woman's face almost completely obscured by her hair. Who had he offended? As Hayden pondered, he noticed a mole peeking through the hair, located

eye, often said to be a tear mole, which he found quite attractive. Thinking back, he recalled the glimpse of a woman in a white dress in the

guess, Hayden was genuinely happy if Aurora had returned. Having not seen her for three years, he didn't know what she

posted a picture of a stormy night with the caption: "This night, I will never forget!" He had sent her numerous messages that night, hoping she would listen to his explanation. But no matter how he tried-calling, texting, using all possible means to reach her-she eventually blocked him. It was as if all had sunk into the sea, perhaps from that day on, she never logged into

every now and then. He typed a few words on his phone, "Aurora,

was Aurora behind this, he didn't blame her; it was what he and Susan owed her, and he had always wanted to atone. The pain she endured back