His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Chapter 573

He was definitely feeling a bit feverish, worried he might have a reaction. In a husky voice, he said, "Yeah, it's just not working." "I don't believe you, let me see."

Eliza pulled his hands apart, determined to unbuckle his belt, while his large hands resisted hers. Her gaze accidentally drifted to the back of his hand, where a shocking burn scar caught her eye, stirring a wave of sympathy in her heart. Eliza stopped her actions and gently wrapped her arms around his waist. Her face nestled against his chest, her eyelids slightly damp, with a hint of redness, "You... how could you..."

He was slightly taken aback. His large hands hovered awkwardly, unsure whether to hug her back or not. She held onto him for what seemed like forever.

Finally, she lifted her face to meet his eyes, the only visible part of his face. "How did your hand end up like this?"

"I'm not really sure."

He had been nearly unconscious when it happened. Just like his face, one hand was untouched, while the other was completely scarred.

She let out a deep sigh, hugging him tighter. "Casper, these scars don't matter. What matters is that you can't let them drag you into despair, make you lose confidence, or keep you from loving."

"Elle..." He tried to get her to rethink, "Our relationship... really, you deserve someone better. With everything you have to offer..."

frustration was growing. Did he expect her to raise his two kids and never remarry? What was he thinking? "Elle..." He

not love me anymore?" Disappointment filled her eyes, turning them red in an instant. "Casper, did you divorce me

the verge of tears and shook his head hurriedly, "No, no, it wasn't that. The divorce was for you to find a

buy it."

"If you love me, why do you hide in

yourself, you're

me

suffocating here,

I'm not okay."

Casper was left speechless.

her, fear still lingered. He didn't even know

let me see your

be scared." He was terrified, terrified of scaring

handle? Or is it

of both. That's why he only removed the mask when he was alone. He had grown used to hiding

to see it." He