His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Chapter 656

Dillon nodded, started the car, and headed to the hospital. Inside, the car was

wrapped in a deep, comfortable silence, both of them quietly embracing it. As they rolled to a stop at a red light, Caroline's voice cut through the stillness, "Maybe we should just break up."

Those words felt like they'd been practiced a thousand times in their minds, as if both were waiting for the other to be the first to speak, making it easier on themselves not to seem heartless. Dillon wasn't taken aback. He cast a sideways glance at her, "Still think Drew's the one for you?"

"This isn't about Drew." She knew Dillon had always misunderstood her friendship with Drew, but that was just a misconception. "He's even younger than you. Do you really think I'd go for him?"

"If you liked older guys, why'd you come after me in the first place?"

There was a touch of hurt in his voice. He was only a few years older, yet now it seemed like age had become this massive divide between them. To an outsider, they might have seemed a decade or two apart. Caroline struggled to explain how age shouldn't be a barrier to love, but where was the passion?

physical aspect, he was always so composed. She always felt that because she wasn't a young girl, he didn't see the need to woo

with her own emotional needs. "Dillon, let's not point fingers about who started what. We both got into this hoping for something real, but

wrong. Love isn't just a quick spark; without the willingness to ignite for each other, it

"So, is this it?"

gently, "If you're

convincing himself, "I hope you find someone who truly gets you. I'll

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softly. Their relationship had been marked by long absences. They could count their intimate moments on one hand. He was so busy, and there were stretches where she wouldn't see him for ages-once,

unrealistic dreams of love was foolish. But a bland relationship wasn't what she wanted. Breaking up was a chance to give both of them freedom. For her, loving and experiencing was enough, without

someone right and

"I'll send you an