Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 783

Winston was quiet for a moment. His eyes were locked on Cassie's face, which was undeniably stunning. Ever since they were kids, he'd always thought her face didn't quite fit the rough-and-tumble image she projected. It was just too clean, too delicate. Honestly, he should've figured it out much sooner. But those childhood memories, mixed with her usual carefree swagger, had clouded his judgment. Even now, standing here, he found it hard to wrap his head around it all.

When Cassie came clean about being a woman, it was like she'd thrown his brain into a blender. At first, he was stunned, completely blindsided. It felt like she'd been playing him for a fool. Then came the anger, burning hot and fierce. The kind of anger you feel when you've been hoodwinked, kept in the dark, and made a fool of. It roared through him like a wildfire, threatening to consume everything.

But amid that blaze, something else started to bubble up-a small, persistent spring of joy. It kept rising, eventually turning into a rushing flood of happiness that doused the flames of his rage. Now, this happiness had completely taken over his heart.

Yet, when Cassie casually dropped the word 'breakup,' his emotions felt like a tiny boat tossed around in a storm, ready to capsize at any moment.

Cassie watched Winston, who was still lost in silence. His face was a whirlwind of emotions, leaving her guessing at his thoughts. With a sigh, Cassie started, "Winston, I know I messed up. I shouldn't have lied. If you can't deal with me being a woman, let's just part ways amicably. If you feel wronged or insulted, I can even compensate you for any emotional distress..."

"Cassie, was this all just a game to you?" he asked, cutting her off.

His question caught her off guard, but she quickly replied, "Of course not."

"Do you love me?" he pressed.

She heard him clearly this time. Her face turned serious. "Of course, I do. Why else would I be with you?"

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