Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 216 I Won't Ever Do It Again

Deep in the night, Theodore raised his head to look at the figure on the sofa. He didn't know when she had fallen asleep. Her head was tilted to one side and it was clear that she was in a very uncomfortable sleeping position, but she seemed to be sleeping very soundly.

He gazed at her for a long time before he closed the book and put it on the bed frame. Then, he lifted the quilt and got out of bed.

He picked up the person on the sofa and he was very gentle with her, for fear of waking her up.

"Hm?" A soft mumble could be heard.

Theodore's movements paused for a moment. He thought she had woken up, but she merely snorted and turned over in his embrace before she stopped moving once more.

After putting her on the bed and tucking her in, Theodore sat down on the sofa where she had just sat. There was still the warmth of her body on the sofa. To him, this kind of temperature was even more comfortable than the blankets. It made him feel as if he didn't want to move.

The book on the bed frame was an old one, worn from many years of reading.

Judging from Everleigh's reaction just now, he also knew that she had no impression of this book at all. As a medical student, she would never remember what she said in the French class that she chose as an elective in university. After all, the courses that she took in the foreign language department were just for him. They were not things she really liked.

However, Theodore remembered very clearly that in French class that semester, the professor had been teaching this book the entire time and had asked Everleigh to answer a question. Her unexpected comments had caused the entire class to burst into laughter.

Later, in order to help her out, he raised his hand to answer the professor's question.

At that time, the professor asked him, "If your Anna told you that she met her true love and wanted to leave with that man, what choice would you make?"

"I will let her go, and then she'll realise that no one else will ever be able to make her happy like me."

...

It was a pity that Everleigh's French was bad. She'd skipped a semester's worth of classes, and she couldn't understand a word of what he said at that time.

The next day when Everleigh woke up, it was already dawn.

with the quilt in her arms and rubbed her sleepy

bedsheets, she froze for a moment before she suddenly came to her senses. Why was

a door

"Theodore! Where is Everleigh?"

At the moment when she saw Everleigh

with two ponytails poked out behind Helen, and a pair

expression stiffened. "Why are you

expect to bother you two. Well, I'll

door was opened. Theodore walked out of the bathroom in his pajamas. His tall figure attracted the attention of Helen and

covered her mouth and exclaimed, "Mommy,

seemed to freeze

changed. This... This was really hard to explain,

eyes as she closed the door and walked

05s.org for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next

"Grandma, we didn't..."

a bang, the sound of the door closing cut off all of Everleigh's explanations. She only felt as if something was stuck

something she could never live down! The day before, Moses was there, and that day, it was Madam Scott and her two children. What was

came out of the bathroom as if nothing had happened.

stiffened

he tell her about what happened last night? Why

Theodore walking towards her, Everleigh shivered. She immediately lifted the blanket and got out of bed. Her movements were as

into the bathroom and locked

her hair hard as she looked at her messy self in the mirror. Instantly, she was filled with

she go to Theodore's bedroom to give him milk? Why didn't she leave after doing so? Not only did she not leave, but why did she listen to the French love story? She even fell into a deep sleep after listening to it, and she didn't even know when she was moved to

the embarrassment and the need to explain later, Everleigh stayed in the bathroom for nearly 20 minutes until two knocks came

planning to stay in the

sounding like it had been covered with a layer of gauze, but there was still a