His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Chapter 495

"Honestly, I don't even know why I've held on for this long-maybe she was right all along."

He seemed to make some sort of decision, finally letting out a long sigh.

Love was never a one-way street.

In the past, she had followed him for ten thousand steps without him ever looking back. Now, he had chased her for ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine steps, yet she wouldn't take one more towards him. Just as she said, their personalities simply weren't meant to mesh. Their youthful encounter had been bright and moving, like a brilliant fireworks display. But after the beautiful explosion, what's left but ash and chaos?

Love isn't eternal. Cherishing that fleeting moment of beauty is worth something, at least.

Casper had never felt as dejected as he did now. Seeing him like this, Dillon couldn't help but softly suggest, "Mr. Casper, why don't you have a proper talk with Ms. Eliza? I can arrange a meeting for you." Casper remained silent.

Holding his phone, Dillon left the room. Before he dialed Eliza's number, he paused, thinking it might be better to speak in person.

When he saw Eliza, she was surprised. "What... How come... Are you here in Oak Falls, or have you been here all along?" she asked, full of suspicion.

the bush. "I've been in Oak

Oak Falls too?" Eliza

courteous and respectful, "I came to arrange

the divorce papers? Today is Friday, the earliest

Mr. Casper?" Dillon's brow furrowed slightly, showing his sympathy for Casper, "Haven't you been moved at all by what Mr. Casper has done for you these past

has happened between me and Casper. Do you think

openly admitted, "Mr. Casper

refused him chances, but what did he do? He

of it really chilled her heart. He looked down on his own son simply because the child was hers. Fine then, she

if Brock

he's just a

could have acknowledged him,

him, and nurtured him into someone useful. His refusal to do is merely disdain, isn't it?

grew more agitated as

her calm down for a while before saying, "What Mr. Casper has done for the young master, ve seen with my own eyes. If he truly disdained him, he could have completely ignored him not bothered at all, and certainly