Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 77 I Shouldn’t Have Met You

Susan hadn't expected to swallow her pride, declaring she could disregard his infidelity, yet he still looked at her with such cold eyes, as if she were the most contemptible person in the world.

"Hayden, you must come with me today!" Susan was also fierce in her determination.

Over the years, even if Hayden did not love her, he at least treated her with mutual respect and had never been so ruthless, nor had he gotten close to any other woman. Today, he was treating her this way for the woman in his bed, even though she was soon to be his wife.

"I told you. If you want to leave, go by yourself." Hayden stood in front of the bed, his face unmoved.

"Fine, you won't leave with me, right? I'll just jump out of here," Susan said as she ran to the window.

At this moment, Aurora only wanted to laugh. Her tactics had been so clever in the past, yet now she seemed no better than a shrew.

These scenes of crying and feigned suicide, she knew, would only make a man despise her more if only she kept a bit of her wits about her.

"Go ahead. Jump if you want. Tomorrow's headlines will definitely feature you. You've always liked seeking attention. If you jump out the window, it will certainly be a trending topic online. But given this height, you won't survive such a fall, and your death will look terrible," Hayden said with cold indifference in his eyes.

He had tolerated this woman for three years, but today he could not. He had to let Aurora know his resolve.

"You always want to look good," he continued, "Would you regret it if tomorrow's headlines showed your mangled body?"

Hayden was not afraid at all. Instead, he methodically analyzed the consequences, as he knew this woman too well.

Susan would not jump. After all, she was always fastidious in her appearance.

If she ended her life this way, she would not rest even in death.

And more importantly, she valued herself above all others. The more selfish a person was, the more he cherished his life.

All her actions were merely threats. She did not have the courage to actually die.

Hayden's cold ruthlessness was terrifying even to Aurora.

Hayden appeared gentle and refined, a tender and considerate gentleman, his nature

gradually realized over three years. Even though she was

now did she realize that she did not understand him

Aurora felt relieved, glad that she no longer loved him, or

Susan looked down at the busy

as toy cars. Jumping not only risked death from the fall but even being crushed into a

to jump off the building. She suddenly got down from the window, cursing

ran out like a madwoman, while Hayden coldly said, "The thing I regret most in

say. Aurora heard as Susan

prevent her from coming back, Hayden closed the door. "Aurora, you're safe now. Come

apologetic as he said, "I'm sorry. I

could Susan have come rushing over?" she thought.

have felt the same way, but this

to embrace her, but Aurora stopped his

and would like to rest," she said, her tone cold, a stark

could rekindle their romance as she seemed to have returned to her old

he thought of the things Susan had done in the past, which must have triggered unpleasant

overthink it, patiently saying, "Alright, rest well. I'll be next door. Call me if

indifferently, escorting

something might happen between them, but as

to ask him to stay,

"Good night, Aurora."

coldly and then closed

he might have caught his nose in

a triumphant smile.

the taxi. On their way over here, Aurora anonymously sent the

timed everything perfectly, flirting with Hayden to foster inappropriate thoughts in him. This led to the