Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag by BlueMoone

Refusing To Be 321

Chapter 321

Aveline was right, Alexander wanted to do that.

He was fed up with the pain of losing her, he wanted her to stay with him and to see her anywhere and at any time.

"Aveline, I tried to let you go and let you live a free life, but in the end it ended up like this."

Alexander's face was full of suppressed pain, and he said word for word: "I restrained myself."

His restraint was useless. Instead of waiting for Aveline to come out of the darkness, he pushed her further.

During the days when her whereabouts were unknown, Alexander lived like a zombie and looked neither like a human nor a ghost.

He decided that no matter how much Aveline would hate him if he did that, it would be better than him not being able to see her or touch her and feel as uncomfortable as having his soul taken away every day.

Aveline looked at the pain on his face, "Why are we where we are today?"

The relationship between her and Alexander was like a bunch of chains that couldn't be undone. No matter what happened or how long it took, it would only bind them tighter and tighter, and there would never be a way to untie them.

final implications were that they were chained tighter and tighter

want to. Whether it was in the beginning or the end, I hoped that we were cool, but now our relationship

don't need to worry about what people on the Internet say, Aveline, you only need to

"Do you know? If I heard these words from you half a year ago, I would have

what you want attentively. I will listen to you. You want me to hurt him, right? Lucas, untie

the rope binding Bryce. Bryce wiped the rain off his

fine. Come down first and talk to me if you

you mentioned. Thank you for taking care of me these past few days.

Aveline's tears flowed silently,

I want to see the blue sky, the wind carrying the

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"It is too late."

This time,

Was this Alexander's perspective?

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