Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 387 Startling the Kid

“I think so too,” Freya said, gritting her teeth. She wouldn’t have any problem with it, no matter how upset she was, if Kyran’s girlfriend were someone who was even prettier than her. But the thing right now was that his girlfriend was that ugly woman. It was something that she would never accept.

“I really don’t understand why Mr. Reed would fall in love with that ugly b*tch. Doesn’t he feel sick looking at her? Besides, they also spent a night together in the same ward last night. Even though they weren’t sleeping in the same bed, wouldn’t Mr. Reed be scared when he opened his eyes and saw her ugly face?”

Deidre lowered her head and touched her face. There was nothing but scars and wounds on her face whenever her fingers touched.

Deirdre knew she was ugly but was she really that scary? Would she really make someone have a nightmare if they looked at her?

“Doesn’t Mr. Reed feel disgusted? Is there something wrong with him? Even if he doesn’t care, doesn’t she have any self-awareness? One of them is a handsome man, but the other one is an ugly monster. Is she not worried that other people will judge Mr. Reed?”

Their words felt like knives that stabbed into her heart.

she had gotten used to these kinds of sharp remarks. However, she still felt as if someone clutched at her heart

and her eyes were filled with

they were right. It would take a lot of courage for people

Kyran’s status, his girlfriend should be a young lady from a wealthy family or celebrity, not someone like her.

around and was about to

Kyran said it has been some time since you came out, and I thought you lost your way…” Declan did not make any attempt to lower his voice, so both Freya and her friend heard his voice. They turned their heads and were

people’s conversation?” asked Freya Declan felt something was not right and asked, “What were you guys talking

She had lost all her arrogance as she

frowned

and did not want to

want to wash these clothes. Can you show me the

see from Deirdre’s expression that something had happened.