Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

In Rebecca's office, Mio stood before her. Rebecca leaned back lazily in her chair, exuding an air of dominance-no longer the clingy, affectionate woman she once appeared to be, but a commanding businesswoman with a sharp, predatory aura.

If she had been like a soft, cuddly ragdoll cat before, now she was a sleek black panther, poised to strike at any moment.

Mio had already guessed much of the truth, but he still clung to a shred of hope as he asked, "Rebecca, when you were with me, was there even a single moment of sincerity?"

"Sincerity?" Rebecca scoffed, her disdain evident. "Mr. Walsh, you've spent years playing the field, yet now you want to ask someone else if they were sincere? Don't you find that laughable?"

Her words cut deep, and Mio's expression tightened.

"What if I told you I was sincere with you? Would you believe me?" His gaze softened as he looked at her, his voice trembling with intensity. Losing the project didn't matter anymore-he couldn't bear to lose her.

Rebecca sneered, her lips curving into a mocking smile. "Sincere? That's a line you've probably fed to countless women. Even if you haven't said it a hundred times, it's got to be at least eighty. Do you think I'd fall for it?"

"If you didn't believe me, why did you agree to be my girlfriend?" Mio asked, struggling to suppress his growing frustration.

"Do you remember Lisa?" Rebecca replied coldly.

"Lisa? Which Lisa?" Mio asked instinctively, his mind flipping through the endless names and faces he'd encountered over the years.

Rebecca chuckled bitterly. "You've forgotten her name, haven't you? She was the one who tried to kill herself because of you-she sank into depression, and it took her a whole year to recover from the wreckage of what you did to her. And here you are, having completely erased her from your memory."

The mention of suicide jolted Mio's memory. "You mean the Lisa who threatened to jump into the sea if I didn't take her back? What is she to you?"

"She's my friend," Rebecca said, her voice sharp with anger. "I couldn't stand watching you destroy her just to achieve your goals. You left her with scars that will never heal. And then there's my brother's girlfriend-you harmed her and her unborn child. Do you really think I'd ever let you off the hook?"

done. He, on the other hand, was stunned. He had never known that Aurora,

was pregnant?" he

was already several months along. Let me warn you, if you dare touch her again, I won't spare you. Don't think for a second that I'm some saint-if I decide to retaliate, I'll make you regret it for the rest of

If I had known, I wouldn't have done it." He had wanted to eliminate Aurora,

did to Lisa with my own eyes, and you've hurt countless others. Do you really think I could have ever truly loved

because you wanted to secure your inheritance. You were using me from the very start, and I knew

you're the only one who knows how to play games? I saw through

waited for me in the garden on

admitted. "I knew you'd find me eventually, no matter where I went. So I gave

hamster we played with wasn't even mine-it belonged to my ten-year-old sister. And the room I took you to? It wasn't mine either. I dressed up to look

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heart by the person he loved the most. The wound wasn't physical, but it bled all the same, tearing him

admit I've done terrible things in the past. I've hurt a lot of people. But you-I was sincere

me if you want-I deliberately orchestrated all of this to humiliate you today. I made sure you'd lose

have it. This is the price

murmured bitterly, "So this is the surprise

for me, too? Were you planning to use the same cheap tricks you've used

with you the moment I saw you," Mio said earnestly. "At first, I approached you for the project, but I truly wanted

over, Mio. Stop pretending.

words he'd said to so many women would one day be thrown

I never loved you," Rebecca said flatly. "We're adults, Mio- you should understand what I mean. I just hope you'll learn to be a better person and stop ruining other people's

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