Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Chapter 235

“After she dies, he discovers the truth and breaks down at her grave, wishing she’d come back.”

William’s voice softened. “I feel sorry for her. While she was alive, he never said he loved her. Only at her tombstone does he declare his love.”

He looked at me directly. “What good is love that comes too late?‘

The question hit close to home. This character is too similar to me…except I’m not that lucky. At least the guy in the show actually loved her. Even if I died, Blake probably wouldn’t notice.

I forced a smile. ‘Is that storyline really enough to make you cry?”

“I wasn’t crying!” William protested. “Something got in my eye!”

I laughed. “William, you need a better excuse.”

“Cheeky girl,” he grumbled good–naturedly. “You disappear for days, then show up just to make fun of me?”

“Of course not. I missed you and wanted to visit.”

I prepared his tea, moving with the familiar routine developed over years. William settled back, watching me.

too late have

cherish someone while you’re together, then suddenly can’t let go after

you think,

and choose someone else, what right do you have to

behind me, voice hardening. “What

discussion, but I assumed he

television, Grandpa. It’s bad for

right. Some

breath. “William, Blake announced he and Laurel are

in mid–air.

going to end up with her,” I said carefully. “You know better than anyone how strong their connection

Laurel because she saved his life. He promised to take care

coma under your care, I told him you

fast.”

both saved him. Yet he only sees

Blake’s supposed debt to Laurel was just an excuse he fed to William. His actions told the

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life debts meant so much to him, why did he never return to Pinehaven Village after leaving? I waited there for an entire year, convinced