I Became His Sweetheart by Bright Eyes

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Once the nurse had finished administering the IV, Sheena asked everyone to leave. Seeing Elijah’s hand gripping her wrist so hard that the skin turned purple, she frowned and said, “You’re hurting me. I won’t leave until we finish our conversation, but if you keep holding on, I’ll leave immediately.”

Elijah hesitated, but under her cold gaze, he relented and finally let go of her hand.

Sheena sat on the chair by the bedside, getting straight to the point calmly, “Elijah, you were once proud. I don’t understand why you readily agreed to sign the agreement back then. Was it really just to repay debts? Is it worth making yourself so miserable and humiliated?”

Elijah met her gaze.

“Once upon a time, you loved me so much, giving everything for me wholeheartedly. But I didn’t cherish it. Having walked the path you took back then, I finally understand how much pain you felt.

Elijah stopped mid–sentence, his eyes filled with sincerity as he continued, “Sheena, I know I’ve said hurtful things before. From now on, you can scold me every day to vent, and I won’t argue back. I’ll repay you everything that I owe you, even if it’s just a sentence. Will you give me one last chance?”

Scold him every day to vent her anger?

Was he dumb?

Erin, and Jennifer wouldn’t leave me alone. You even sent Leon to kill me for Jennifer. Why should I give you a chance? Why should I give the Freeman family

chance?”

his eyes, shocked. “Wait. What are you talking

Leon to kill her? When did that happen?

my servant in my eyes. After this one–year agreement is over, I’ll permanently let you go, and we’ll owe

separate

other nothing?

this year’s debt, our past can be forgiven, and I’ll have a chance to start anew with

you like to pretend you’re

we went to get our divorce certificate. Don’t you

saying that, she stood up and was about

“Don’t go!”

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out, but due to his weak body and inertia, he fell to the ground when he tried to grab her wrist again. His knees hit the floor with a painful thud, and the sound

contorted in pain. It took him a few seconds to compose himself before

the Freeman family and another three years married to me, yet I still didn’t recognize you as the girl who saved me on Pine Street. That was my mistake, and I regret it! If you don’t forgive me, I’ll