Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 128 This Will Never Happen Again

Theodore's face remained expressionless, but the veins on his neck were throbbing violently. A simple 'yes' encompassed seven long years.

Life is short. During these seven years, he asked himself countless times whether her departure was a misunderstanding, but it had been too long. Even if this misunderstanding was solved, he could not go back in time. He even felt there was an even greater distance between him and Everleigh as he found out the truth. He never thought he was the source of this misunderstanding.

Everleigh was so calm to a point that she seemed distant. No one knew better than her what Theodore was thinking about.

The guilt and helplessness she felt in the past seven years returned to him. He must have experienced what she did to be able to empathize at that moment. Theodore asked coldly, "If I did not ask you, were you ever going to tell me?"

Everleigh frowned her brows and asked impatiently, "Did you ask me to come here just to ask me this?"

Her impatient tone and indifferent expression brought a sense of piercing pain, and whoever heard it was a victim of it.

The restaurant was extremely quiet.

Theodore's eyes were filled with resentment, unwillingness, and guilt. They drowned into the sea like a storm and eventually sank without a trace.

Adults were best at saying things they didn't mean.

Theodore stayed silent. His voice was still low but it sounded weak. "I'll take care of what happened last night, and it won't happen again in the future." Before Everleigh could respond, the waiter came to serve the food. "Sir, Madam, this is your barbecued ribs."

The smell from the dish permeated the air. The taste and smell of that dish brought back memories.

Back when Everleigh was still studying at Ocpeace Medical University, her goal was to work in the city hospital after graduation. That was why Theodore had often brought her there. He would order barbecued ribs every time.

At that moment, the barbecued ribs on the table were a sight for sore eyes.

clenched her fists and

eat," Theodore looked at her. His stern

her senses after that. She picked up her bag and said, "No, thanks. I still have things to

she spoke. She took two steps and stopped. With her back facing Theodore, she said, "By the way, I hope you can do as you promised. If you can't, I hope you can remind those people to stop

slap to Theodore's face. Only he could hear

its course. It had become a complete

left the restaurant, her face looked

memory stirred in her mind as if they had been put into a washing machine. They buzzed and were torn into pieces. The more she tried to forget them, the deeper they got. Suddenly, her face warmed up. She touched it and tears gushed out of her eyes. She could not stop her tears,

would cry before Theodore. Just like what Christopher said, she was not as strong or as decisive as she thought she was. Her heart would go soft each time Theodore gave her an apologetic look. She did not know how long she walked for but the journey seemed

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hospital was an old alley, which had been remodeled with white walls and black tiles. She was at the corner of the old street with a coffee shop

Tracy sat by the window. She looked a little nervous and

her lowered her head and stirred the coffee in her hand. She looked out of the window. She looked poised

looked familiar, so she took two steps forward. Using the corner of the bus stop sign to block herself, she took a clear look at the person sitting opposite Tracy

her cup down. She looked very poised and graceful. The gold bank card on the table

is half a million in it. Consider it a deposit. Once it's complete, the

coat with a white nurse uniform showing off her neckline. She looked nervous as she looked

cold glint flashed through her eyes. "As long

...

A black car entered the gates of Yoreast Hills Garden

arranging flowers in the living room. The table was filled with all sorts of

Madison

did not have enough time to report to Mrs. Godfrey. No one dared to stop him even if he barged