Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 8 Greatest Insult

"Elope?" Everleigh was taken aback.

"What's wrong? Are you denying it? Did you break up with Stainley?" Theodore scoffed.

Seven years ago, Everleigh suddenly went abroad. She even lost contact with her friends and family.

Theodore went mad searching for her. In the end, he heard that she left Ocpeace City to elope with someone else.

In the following years, Everleigh's and Stainley's names haunted Theodore. It would shroud his dreams at night and it was impossible to dismiss it.

It was the greatest insult in Theodore's life.

Everleigh was dumbstruck when she heard Stainley's name but she instantly snapped back to her senses.

If Theodore did not remind her, she would have forgotten the stupid lies she told to end her five-year relationship with him.

"Mr. Godfrey." Suddenly, a nurse knocked on the door.

Everleigh quivered. With all her might, she pushed Theodore away and got out of bed hurriedly.

panicked behavior, Theodore's eyes went

"What?" Theodore asked.

feeling well. Do

out.

"Yes, Mr. Godfrey."

answered as

a sigh of relief. She dared not overstay her welcome. She did not meet Theodore's gaze and uttered hurriedly, "I still have something to do.

not stop her. He watched as she left in a panic and he went blank. In a daze, he hit his back against

He could not understand why he missed that cold and selfish woman. It

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following days, Everleigh avoided Theodore on purpose and did not bump into him

to visit Theodore. Whenever Everleigh spotted Josephine, the former would nod

spoke to the doctor today. You need to change your diet and it'll take some time for your condition to improve. In fact, staying in a

while peeling an apple. She cut it into pieces skillfully and brought it up to Theodore's lips. She urged, "Here,

like he did not hear anything. She did not know what

on the plate and changed the topic. "Theodore, I've narrowed down the venues for the wedding. Do

with anything as

take care of it. Right," Josephine continued hesitantly, "should I send the