She Accepted Divorce, He Panicked by Nyx Rai

Chapter 53

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Scarlett's POV

It's a bit ridiculous to hear Ava accusing Sebastian of loving me, but in some way, I know where she's coming from.

Sebastian has always loved her, but she was far from his only girl.

Ava is on

one year older than me and three years younger than Sebastion. To teenager, three years is a

long gap. For a very long time, Sebastian only saw Ava as a little sister that he wanted to protect, not a lover. I know because he had his share of girlfriends throughout highschool, even college.

It wasn't until I married him that I got to know: Sebastian broke up with those girls, often at Ava's request.

Apparently his girlfriends tend to grow a habit of bullying Ava. Being Ava's "biggest bully", I don't know how much of those stories are true.

I feel sorry for those girls dating a guy who doesn't have a whole heart to give, but who am I feeling pity for? I chose myself a guy who had no sherd of his heart to spare for me.

sort of understand - it's one of the hardest things to do on earth, to watch the guy who is supposed to be yours, who says they love you,

even more sour than mine, exactly because she

most-I never

took Ava to Granny. That's why I never had even-suspected that Sebastian would have proposed to Ava - they weren't even in a relationship

Sebastian didn't want to. Maybe Sebastian used to see Ava only as a little sister, but Ava confessed her feelings to him first in high school. At least, the first time she bragged

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into a relationship with anyone if she was going to be the fragile doll that can die at the slightest injury. That's what started

explain why Sebastian is not jumping at the first chance! gave him

because of her," Sebastian says to Ava, slow and clear, "I don't take marriage lightly, Ava, and I need

rarely uses such a dominant tone on her. No warm smile, no joking or anything. Ava is not used to it, and it

get on

be here, to be honest. I hardly

"Here you are,"

instantly, and he pulls it back. I frown and look up at him, and surprisingly, I see bitterness in

exactly what happened last time when I gave it to him, except our positions

can tell. I practiced years of reading his expression, and this is one I have

was too arrogant to grant me the same wish only a few days ago. But I don't taste a win. I'm just reminded of the bitter taste that almost brought me to tears when I made the same request. I remember how all I wanted