Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 464: I Just Like Younger Girls

Once they cleared the air, everything seemed fine again. Asher picked up the bowl and resumed feeding Aurora porridge. He scooped up a spoonful, blew on it to cool it, and brought it to her lips.

Aurora opened her mouth and swallowed it. She was so hungry that she barely chewed before gulping it down.

"Eat slower, eat slower. I'm not going to steal it from you, and your stomach can't handle eating so fast," Asher said, both pained and tender.

Aurora slowed down slightly. "I was really starving. If you had gone any farther, I might've starved to death chasing after you."

Even while eating, her fingers unconsciously clutched the corner of his shirt, as if afraid he might leave her again.

Seeing her like this, Asher couldn't help but smile.

"I still remember that time you got drunk and climbed into my bed to sleep. Then your period started, and it stained my pants. The next day, you were so worried, thinking I was injured. I can still picture how silly you looked back then."

Asher gently ruffled her hair. Over the past three years, they had shared many moments of joy.

Hearing him bring up such an embarrassing story, Aurora quickly turned her head away. "You're such a jerk. You noticed it at the time but didn't tell me. You just watched me panic as I pulled at your pants. I even thought I'd hurt you in my drunken stupor!"

"Well, you're usually so cold and distant. It's not easy to see you show other emotions. When I saw how flustered you were, of course, I was happy. I even wished I could record it on my phone."

The atmosphere in the hospital room was warm and peaceful. The sunlight streamed in, bathing both of them in a golden glow.

Asher looked at the woman smiling beside him. She wasn't the most beautiful, and yet, that smile had haunted his dreams. Countless times, he had tried to let go of her, to drown out his longing in indulgence.

He had gone to bars, gotten drunk, and sought out other women. He thought perhaps this love was just a knot in his heart. If he slept with someone else, maybe the feelings would fade.

Many women, beautiful and seductive, threw themselves at him, using every trick in the book to tempt him.

clearer his mind became. None of them were her. He didn't even want to touch them, let alone go

a disheveled state, draping his coat over his shoulders as he fled. He didn't love

perhaps if he found someone who resembled her, it might work. Maybe it was just a

women who bore even a

strikingly similar. Forcing down his

could drive any man wild. But substitutes were just

"Get out!"

edge of the bed, chain-smoking one cigarette after another. In his most desperate moments, he even

possible to bring her

every time he sobered up, he dismissed the thought completely. She had already suffered so much. She saw him as the person

the deep look in Asher's

with so many women around you, is there really no one you

about his love life. "You should worry

continues. Join us for the complete experience—all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! "Are you planning to stay single for the rest of your life?" Aurora held his

can't find someone I truly love, being together would only bring misery-for both of us. It'd be cruel to her as well. You should understand how

you could solve by practicing more. The heart was the one thing you couldn't

fallen in love with Asher, even though he had treated her

I just want you to

nagging mom worrying about her son finding a wife. Look at me-do I seem like

smiled faintly. "It's not that I think you can't find someone. I'm just

someone, but I'll find someone much younger. When you two are covered in wrinkles, I'll be showing off with my young, beautiful wife and driving you crazy with

would become, he might've sealed his mouth

been single all this time. You're just picky about

girls? I just like them. Who knows, maybe my destined bride hasn't even been born yet. What's the harm in waiting

if you can wait until you're in the grave, you creep." Aurora shivered dramatically,