Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 321

Even after hearing from Chris's crew the real reason Joshua ended things with her-finding out that the actress linked to him in rumors was actually his cousin, and realizing just how much he valued her, enough to risk his life for her-Allison stayed quiet about getting back together. She couldn't turn back. Between them, there was nothing left. Allison figured Joshua got this. But it seemed like he was still holding onto some unrealistic hope. Her heart suddenly throbbed with pain. Truth be told, she was having a hard time accepting this ending too. But it was a dead-end. She was stuck, her heart and mind suffering with no way out.

Sure, Joshua saved Lizzy. But if it weren't for him, Lizzy wouldn't have been kidnapped, her life wouldn't have been in danger. Without Joshua, she wouldn't have been used by Chris to get back at him. Seeing Allison drop her gaze in silence, Joshua's eyes reddened, his throat tight with bitterness, his heart aching like it was about to burst. After what felt like an eternity, Allison heard her own raspy voice: "We can't go back, Joshua, we just can't."

The grip on her wrist tightened for a moment, then loosened bit by bit. Finally, Joshua let go of Allison's hand. His eyes, dark as a bottomless pit, were swirling with emotions, layers of pain surfacing. Allison didn't meet Joshua's gaze. She didn't say a word. As Joshua released her hand, she fled, as if she'd been set free. In the chilly wind, he stood there, unmoving like a statue. His eyes downcast,

single tear slipped quietly from beneath

with vibrant life, trees budding, flowers blooming, and gentle rains nourishing the earth, everything seemed to be thriving. But Joshua's world

world's top psychologist, even flying overnight to convince them in person. When Javier got wind of

demeanor towards Joshua. The doctor was top-notch and experienced. After an initial assessment, she quickly came up with a treatment plan and offered to stay with the Owens family to care for Lizzy. The blonde, blue-eyed, middle-aged doctor said in English, “For kids, familiar surroundings and people help with treatment, so I wouldn't recommend sending her to a hospital or facility. Home care is best, and if it's

Thank you, Doctor." The doctor nodded, smiling, "No need to thank me. As doctors, we hope for the best recovery