His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

"Scared?"

His large hand gripped her slender waist, keeping Eliza immobile as their faces nearly touched, their breaths mingling in the small space between them. An intense, sensual tension filled the air.

When they had just married, Casper liked having her face away from him in bed. It was the only way he could truly enjoy himself. To please him, Eliza would kneel until her knees hurt, but she was happy. She had read online that if a man loves a woman's body, he'll gradually open his heart to her. She eagerly awaited the day he would confess his love. She'd dreamed countless times of hearing him say, "Eliza, I love you."

Back then, she was just a girl who blushed and got heart flutters easily. She thought marriage meant being with someone forever. She imagined having his children. But all her thoughts were just that— thoughts.

Casper only cared for her body and never intended to give her his heart. Her past hopes had turned into disdain and contempt. Looking into his eyes didn't make her heart race or her cheeks flush anymore. Without love, there was nothing left.

"Mr. Casper, we should change your dressing first," she said, pushing him away calmly and reaching for the tray.

He was annoyed. The cold alcohol swabs irritated his nearly healed wound. With a flick of his hand, he knocked the tray to the floor, the items clattering loudly.

what's with the attitude?"

wound, alcohol droplets falling from the tweezers in her hand. He grabbed her wrist and pinned it down, his voice deep and hoarse, "You're thinking of divorcing me, aren't you? Are you planning to marry Aaron or David? Well,

was frustrated with his empty

if not satisfied, he added, "I tore up the divorce papers. By now,

"You..." Her eyes reddened.

her roughly. "You're not going

struggled briefly. "Please, Mr. Casper, let me

His expression darkened. She

be addicted

He used to say it was disgusting. She adapted and called him Casper. He wouldn't respond. Eventually, she stopped

from him? He

Casper one more time,"