Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 557 Arthur’s Soliloquy

My name was Arthur, and I was the third son of the Winthrop Family. I had always lived in my brother Callum's shadow ever since I was a child. I remembered from a long time ago that Callum was always able to get high grades without seeming to make any effort. However, no matter how hard I tried, I could not catch up to him. So, our parents, Theodore and Margot, were biased toward him. Sometimes I would envy why he could get such high grades until I saw him burning the midnight oil, and then I began to hate him again. He was so good at pretending. I never understood his efforts; I just felt that he was a hypocritical person.

My father had trained him to become the future heir of Winthrop Group ever since he was a child, and Edmund could assist him as the vice president. The rest of us were not even allowed to join the company. When I was a child, I also told my father that I wanted to join the company, even if it was just to help Callum. However, I was ruthlessly rejected by my father. He said that my interest was not really in business and that I should forget about this idea and do what I really wanted to do, but ever since I was little, I had always wanted to join Winthrop Group. How could my interest not be in business? I knew it was just an excuse to push me away. In fact, he never had my best interests in his heart.

Later on, Callum inherited the company as expected. Edmund became the vice president and Blake entered the entertainment industry. As for Max, he pursued further studies and could continue his racing hobby too. While everyone else had the freedom to pursue their preferred paths in life, I found myself studying medicine despite never having had a passion for it. Luckily, I had a natural talent for it and managed to learn a great deal in just a few years. I eventually returned to Damoria and opened a hospital.

Theodore also strongly supported me, but I knew he was just guilty for the choice he made back then. He felt guilty that he didn't let me do what I liked and forced me to study medicine. I would never believe him.

wealthy upbringing, and I felt a strange sense of familiarity around her. As we spoke, I realized that she was the same girl who had stood up for me when I was being bullied as a chubby kid. I could never forget the cold look on her face as she drove

Callum? It seemed that Callum had also become aware of my feelings for her. Despite his usual nonchalant demeanor toward things like dating and romance, he decided to

was a country bumpkin, but she turned out to be so beautiful. She had a personality that didn't fit the mold of someone from the countryside; she had a depth to her that even surpassed Emma's. She had an air of mystery about her, and there were multiple facets to her identity. Elspeth's unexpected arrival threw a wrench in many of

a calculated plan in mind, I approached Elspeth and confessed my feelings for her, hoping to persuade her to join forces with me. I even offered to share some of my wealth with her if she agreed. However, to my surprise, she showed no interest in the money and ended up choosing Callum. Their alliance posed a major obstacle for me, and I found myself constantly running into roadblocks and making mistakes. It wasn't until later that I discovered a secret that shattered my world: the girl I had been pursuing all along was a

to regain my composure. Eventually, I came to terms with the reality of the situation. However, my thoughts soon became erratic and uncontrollable. I found myself inexplicably drawn to her as if I had been in love

bait and we embarked on a journey that would become the most beautiful days of my life. We lived as an ordinary couple, and I would cook for her and bring her small gifts each day when I returned home. She obediently remained by my side throughout our time together.

abruptly cut off all ties with me with a terrible expression on her face. I finally realized that everything we shared was nothing but a fleeting illusion. The dream was over, and she was gone. During that time, my mood plummeted and I felt myself losing touch with reality. I returned back to the country and became obsessed with competing with her, hoping that it would make her notice me again. But deep down, I knew