Goodbye, My Wretched Love! By Dolly Molly

Chapter 146

A few years ago, a real estate developer built a building in this area, but it fell into disrepair for some unknown reason. Construction waste was piled up everywhere, as well as the rags left by beggars and homeless people in the building.

The whole area feels extraordinarily gray and defeated, like another world.

Sofia followed Hank, stepped on the concrete floor, and walked up the half–covered stairs without railings, until she reached the top, which was about seven or eight stories high.

She was a little tired from climbing the stairs, and just took a few breaths, Hank, who was walking in front, turned around and looked at her with a smile, “Miss Campbell, you are not timid, are you afraid that I will harm you here?”

Sofia was stunned for a moment, then smiled wryly: “It doesn’t matter, I really want to die, but I just can’t do anything to myself, if you can help, that’s great.”‘

Hank originally made a joke, but now he met her beautiful face, and the brokenness in her eyes made his heart skip a beat.

It was this look that caught his attention three years ago.

Three years later, she is still so attractive.

Hank stopped joking, and sat on a ruined building, facing the lake not far away. Looking at it from this angle, the scenery was surprisingly magnificent.

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also sitting beside him, attracted by the

beautiful lake view in the reinforced

his face away to look at Sofia, he didn’t expect to meet this woman

is indeed good–looking, and just a profile face can make

get the scar on your face? This is your plastic surgeon!” Hank gave

her heart, the

talking nonsense between us?” Sofia fixed her

me, and why

with this woman,

a trace of childish grievance flashed across his handsome face.

with you that night. After the operation, you developed an infection and almost died. You were burning in a daze, crying and yelling. If I hadn’t saved you, you would have

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she looked at Hank next to her in disbelief:

I