Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 203: There’s Nothing I Can’t Let Go Of

Translator: End less Fantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

John’s name would forever remain in her heart, but it was no longer the only one there.

She leaned against the railing, gazing at the high-rise buildings on the opposite side of the river. The flashing neon lights decorated Jonan City colorfully.

“There’s nothing I can let go of. It’s all in the past. Every one of us will go through some life experiences that we might not want to experience. There will always be someone who will leave a deep impression but also leave fleetingly. If I held on to everything, wouldn’t it be very tiring?”

She chuckled softly and ran her fingers through her windblown hair. Then, she continued to say, “Everything that happened in the past will be washed away by time, and what I thought was true love will only turn out ordinary. In the end, that feeling will only exist in my memories and no longer be able to arouse the passion of my youth.”

Gabriel listened to her in silence. Then, he let out a slight smile of self-mockery.

in vain. Though he had experienced so many ups

themselves walking to the dock, still admiring the colorful lights on the other

the woman beside him. She was closing her eyes while taking a deep breath as if she was trying her best to absorb the local air of

face was covered by her messy hair, making her look even more delicate. Her slightly upturned chin was exquisitely sharp though

a little too loosely for her, making her look even more petite and frail. It

looked back at the river. “I’m suddenly curious. How did you survive alone

she stuck out her tongue at him before saying, “I am an able-bodied person, so how could I

clearer and brighter as if they were filled with stars. In fact, even the stars

he was influenced by her positive spirit, the corners of Gabriel’s lips curled up and a

overshadow the sexiness it

looking straight ahead at the misty river as the breeze blew past his

not to pursue the matter further. She leaned her elbow against the