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

Chapter 642.

Aveline did not mind at all. On the contrary, she was calm and confident, forming a stark contrast with her on the ground.

The moment the door closed, Mia seemed to understand why Alexander liked her.

But it was already too late.

The door blocked her shrill voice.

She didn't have a tomorrow anymore. She had ruined a marriage and a man who had been good to her with her own hands.

Back in the car, Alexander still didn't let go of Aveline's hand.

Since Aveline sobered up, what he was worried about did not happen.

However, Aveline's character was completely different from before.

She was very calm.

Even when she saw other women approaching him, she didn't have the same protective mood as before. The good thing was that she treated him well, and she didn't avoid him.

In general, her emotions were very stable, even to the point that Alexander felt a bit scared.

"Aveline, do you have anything you want to ask me?"

darkness, Alexander took the initiative to

very calm, "If you want to say something,

you imagine. The truth is that we met Chapter 6 4 2 2/4 eleven years ago and I found her in a mountain village the next year. At that time, she was forced by her parents to drop out of school and marry someone for money before she even reached adulthood. Seeing her face made me feel better. I thought of

plot. She treated you as a benefactor and had improper thoughts about

extreme. She did some things to force me, and in the end, she ended up hurting the person who loved

could see a pair of red

of them were people who couldn't get what they wanted,

Aveline felt suffocated.

me here today, did you want me

long ago, and Mia hugged him

tightly, "Aveline, I

rift between us because

don't

the future because of

sw on."

and gently leaned her

"Yeah, I know."

and saw him, the

her, and Aveline felt more

vague premonition that something important had

matter might be a wound between them, and Alexander didn't

a bad memory, she