Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Susan drove back to the Simmons family home. She masked her emotions well, pretending as if nothing had happened to avoid worrying her parents.

"Susan, where have you been?" The entire Simmons family now treated Susan like someone who needed constant care and protection.

"I just went for a drive, Mom. Didn't you get my visa sorted? I think I'll take a trip abroad to clear my head," Susan said calmly. She was, after all, a former actress, and her ability to hide her feelings was impeccable.

"I'm glad you've finally come to terms with things. You worked so hard for years; it's time to take a break and recharge. You're still young, and you'll meet the right man someday," Mrs. Simmons replied, her voice full of relief.

"Thanks, Mom. If anyone comes looking for me, just tell them I'm not here."

"Of course. Go get some rest." Mrs. Simmons was thrilled. Her daughter hadn't been happy for a long time, and maybe getting away from this painful place was the best thing for her.

Not long after, Marcos showed up at the Simmons family home, but Mrs. Simmons told him Susan wasn't back yet and sent him away.

Susan had already booked an early morning flight for the next day. Her phone was turned off. She had made up her mind to leave everything behind. Before leaving, she gave her mother just one instruction: "Mom, if Marcos comes looking for me again, tell him we're even now."

"Don't worry. Go enjoy your vacation. Rest up and come back when you're ready," Mrs. Simmons reassured her. As a woman, she understood the pain her daughter was going through. That child had been the catalyst for Susan and Marcos' falling out.

After Susan left, Marcos came back again. He'd spent the entire previous day searching for her, and early that morning, he returned to the Simmons family home, hoping to catch her. But he was too late. Susan had already left for the airport to catch her early flight.

"Mrs. Simmons, where's Susan? Please, let me see her. I've been trying to call her, but her phone is off," Marcos pleaded.

"She asked me to tell you that you're even now," Mrs. Simmons replied coldly. She had no intention of approving a man like him as her son-in-law. Her daughter was more than good enough, and yet they had treated her so poorly.

have truly misunderstood this time. She had already been by Hayden before, and just when she

heart, Marcos thought, must now be shattered into a thousand irreparable pieces. He couldn't bear to imagine the

Susan misunderstood me. Please, let me see her. I need to explain everything," Marcos begged

to stay in

did she go?

to the South District Airport. If you hurry, you might be able to catch her before

rush, not realizing that Susan was actually at the North District Airport. The two airports were located on opposite sides of the city. By heading to the South District Airport,

didn't want her daughter to be hurt any

kept her emotions bottled up until the moment the plane

her. It was clear she had been deeply hurt. Aurora handed her a tissue, and

flight allowed Susan to regain her composure, but neither of them spoke. Back in high

in her own world. She didn't take advantage

a quiet grace about her that

the adventure continues. Join us for the complete experience all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! "I'm sorry," Susan suddenly whispered. She had never before felt that taking Hayden from Aurora was wrong. To her, the strongest

together, and the radiant smile on Emily's face, Susan had felt a sharp, piercing pain. Now, she finally understood.

magazine, surprised. She had never expected Susan to apologize, especially under

laced with suspicion. It was as if she couldn't believe Susan was

did

now, I guess I had something to do

women could never go back to being friends. But with the grudges gone, Susan felt a little lighter. After the

into Julian's

might have found the scene unbearable. Now, she felt only a pang of

walked away quietly, her figure