Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 440: Making Her Regret

Julian understood from NE's tone that he was aware of the scandals surrounding Susan. However, what puzzled Julian was why NE was so determined to support a woman mired in controversy.

To Julian, the NE on the other end of the call seemed unlike his usual self-his emotions were unstable, and it was clear this had something to do with Susan.

"This is none of your concern. Since we're not cooperating, there's no need for further discussion. This time, I'm set on choosing Susan, and I'll make sure you all see whether my decision is wrong or not!" NE's determination was no longer about the spokesperson; it was about proving he wasn't mistaken.

After hanging up the phone, Susan noticed his expression hadn't improved-in fact, it was worse than before.

"Marcos, is he the one upsetting you? I'm sorry... it's all my fault," Susan said softly, tugging at NE's sleeve with a look of grievance.

NE turned to her and asked bluntly, "Are the things in the tabloids true?"

"What things?" Susan asked cautiously, suspecting that Julian must have said something to him.

"That you were a homewrecker, that you pushed that woman into the sea-are those things true?" Marcos asked. He knew Susan had someone she liked, and she had once happily told him that she was with that person. But how it happened, he had no idea. "Did Julian tell you that? He's Aurora's boyfriend, of course, he'd take her side," Susan quickly responded.

"I asked if it's true or not," Marcos pressed, his focus solely on finding the truth.

"Some of it is true," Susan admitted. "For example, when I pushed her into the sea-it was an accident. I barely touched her, and she lost her balance and fell. There were so many witnesses at the time. Do you think I'd dare push her on purpose in front of everyone? That would be intentional harm! If she had died, I'd be facing legal consequences. That would only make things worse for me, wouldn't it?"

Of course, Susan didn't dare admit she had done it intentionally. At that moment, all she had wanted was for Aurora to die. It didn't matter where they were-she had been determined to act.

"You make a good point," Marcos conceded. "Who would deliberately do something like that and risk getting into trouble? But what about drugging that man and stealing her boyfriend?"

By now, Marcos wasn't particularly concerned about Susan's personal life. What he wanted was an answer-proof that he hadn't misjudged her.

from Aurora's perspective, and as

psychology, knowing he needed a sense

get drugs like that? At the time, I considered Aurora my best friend. No matter how much

betray her. If I'd wanted to use drugs,

clearly-it was Aurora's eighteenth birthday. I'd gone to her house a few days early to help prepare. That night, Hayden got drunk, stumbled into the

what it feels like to love someone secretly? To be held

all happened, I realized I'd made a mistake. But back then, I didn't think about it. He wanted me, so I gave myself

wanted to leave. But Hayden said he felt responsible for me and

stayed with him. Marcos, I was wrong, but it was

Seeing this, Marcos couldn't help but feel heartache. So,

said, sighing. "Matters of the heart are never clear-cut. Who's to say who's

is where

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not wrong about that. Let's cancel the spokesperson deal. You've worked

able to reconnect with you through this opportunity already makes me very happy. Marcos, thank you for believing in me. Thank you for standing by me when

a forced smile, her eyes

NE felt something wasn't right. "Everyone turned their backs on you? What about your husband? Didn't you marry the

he married me out of

matter what I do, he doesn't care. When I was in trouble, he

spoke, the

he shouldn't have married you. What kind of sham marriage is that? I'm going to confront

many years. Back then, he had gone abroad to study, planning to confess when he returned. But when he finally came

his feelings and avoided her ever since, convincing himself that as long as she was happy, it was enough. He had even avoided