Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 1362 Let Me Love You

He spoke quickly and anxiously, in a manner that could even be somewhat irritating. Yet each and every word was brimming with sincerity, as though he was letting out emotions he had suppressed for a long time, with an urgent need to express them.

Alivia detected the restraint and release in his words, two contradictory emotions surfacing at once, yet it did not feel abrupt or jarring.

Feeling the sincerity of this man made it hard for her to utter anything insincere. However, his confession came so suddenly, she wasn't prepared for it...

"Do... do you even understand what you're saying..."

"I know exactly what I'm saying," Bert responded without a shred of hesitation, "I've fallen in love with you. I want to spend my life with you here."

two statements were like a pair of atomic bombs dropped in her heart, shattering her already fragmented reasoning into dust. Her heartbeat spiked to its fastest, and

to by the man she loved deeply. Just a second ago she was consumed with various negative emotions, but with just one sentence from him, her world bloomed like spring, everything seemed

impact on her was profound. She cared about him too much, constantly, relentlessly. She could

bones. How else could you risk your

mind, she couldn't help feeling wronged. The raw emotions that had been

fixed her gaze on his handsome face, taking in every detail, "When...

even before that," Bert continued, perhaps to convince her, "I swear to God, every word I say is true. I can't tell you exactly when because even

realize it, while others are unaware of their deep affection until they've lost

clear and bright, the latter is more restrained, and Bert was undoubtedly the latter. His childhood and upbringing shaped his character; he couldn't change it,

pulling this girl back from the brink of death and giving her

inscrutable gaze. His eyes were always so complex, so difficult to decipher, but now she could clearly see the depth of his feelings for her, etched in his gaze. He was serious, offering her an unobstructed