Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 47 Do Not Overthink

“I won’t let go, Auri. I love you too much! We’ve known each other for over seven years, and in all honesty, haven’t we been deeply in love during these years? No one understands ine better than you do, and I understand you too. Auri, let’s get married. Once we’re married, you can take your time to test me, I swear I’ve never done anything to betray you.”

Curtis gripped even tighter.

He truly couldn’t bear to lose Aurelia.

Only Aurelia truly cared for him, and it was only through Aurelia that he might have a chance to become the son–in–law of the Leedon family.

Aurelia pursed her lips.

Her revulsion toward Curtis’s touch had reached its extreme.

A dark shadow clouded her beautiful eyes. She lifted her foot and kicked toward Curtis, followed by a swift flip. With this move, she sent Curtis tumbling backward.

A loud bang was heard.

Curtis was seeing stars after the fall. “Aur…”

Aurelia cast her gaze upon the disheveled Curtis, his handsome features and innocent appearance somewhat striking. “Curtis, you’ve deceived me for over seven years. Did you think you could continue to

fool me? The photo you posted in the group chat, I saw you taking it with Melanie myself. Your

desperation is utterly repulsive to me.”

“You, you…” Curtis was still in a daze even then..

How exactly did Aurelia manage to knock me over just now?

For a moment, he seemed to lose all strength and was easily toppled over.

He wanted to get up but found that he still lacked the strength.

“I’ve already told you it’s not true. What you saw was Winona seducing me. How could you…” Curtis was still trying to lie, unwilling to give up.

Aurelia pulled out a pair of sun sleeves from her bag and stuffed them into Curtis’s mouth.

“Well said, but don’t repeat it next time.”

Watching Curtis, whose eyes were filled with rage, Aurelia remained expressionless.

Seven years of time, along with the inhuman experiences of her past life, had all transformed into a profound hatred.

She turned around, opened the car door, and got into the car.

Finally gathering his strength, Curtis managed to pull himself up. He yanked the sleeve out of his mouth and said, “Aurelia, do you even know what you’re doing?”

Do Not

forcefully tapped on the car window,

put on her sunglasses, not sparing him a glance.

in her heart could

face contorted slightly as he pounded on the car window

Now, no matter what Curtis did, it was in vain. The car doors wouldn’t open, and the

had seen Curtis in all sorts of states, but it was extremely rare to see him so

slammed on the gas, and the

the car speed away while his entire body trembled with rage. He

Aurelia returned

the door and entered, it was immediately apparent that the mansion was shrouded in darkness.

a power

turned on the flashlight

entrance was briefly

that had just

the pitch–black surroundings, Aurelia was startled.

alarm, Matthew turned toward Aurelia, who was holding up her mobile phone. Her phone cast an eerie,

Why aren’t the lights on?”

a power outage.” Aurelia’s heart, which had been pounding wildly, calmed down a bit upon

who was

suit he had on outside the

cellphone light, his features were clearly outlined. His inherent aloofness gave him an air of

for two seconds, looking at his face, then put

area, Aurelia unknowingly stepped on

“Aht

47 Do

her. Hearing the startled cry, he took long strides instinctively and reached out with his long arms. He managed to catch her as she was about to fall backward, holding her

extremely

face was practically pressed

could feel the contours of the muscles beneath. The powerful throb of his heartbeat resonated in her

mind was

part of her body. The faint warmth of her skin seeped through several layers of clothing into him, causing his

her just so happened to land perfectly on her slender

waist

the room was quite dim, but when their eyes met, it seemed as if they could see into

and dark. As if compelled by some

as his lips were about to descend, Aurelia’s

ring of the mobile phone was particularly

the two individuals