She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Chapter 29

029 Take Her Home

Scarlett’s POV

Long after Damon left, I’m still standing on the street corner with Aurora, showering in the no–longer–too- warm breeze of the end of summer because she is staring in the direction where his car has left.

“Someone is smittennnn,” I tease when I have to rub my arms to keep warm, “do you want me to call 911 to arrange a date for you?”

“What?!” Aurora snaps out of it, exclaiming, “What are you talking about”

“Umm, the elephant on the street???” I follow her as she strides in to dodge my eyes, “Since when?!

“I’m not into him!” Aurora shouts with red ear tips, “You”

She suddenly stops, and I giggle as I follow her sight to look, only to freeze where I am.

Sebastian, leaning against the wall elegantly beside the elevator. He bends his swan neck a little, his soulful eyes

on the ground as if in deep thought. His hands are in his pants pockets, and he has one leg curled up a little with the tip of his shining shoes pointed at the ground.

He has to look good even in an

if they are stiff for remaining in the same position for too long. He comes at

language. Five years is long enough to master any major, in this case,

you give us a

I

come here at such a time, just to wait for me. If it’s Ava, he would just summon me to a hospital,

mean, any more than I already am. If I keep the baby, then it’s better if we can stay on

“No, not after tonight. He has something

cocks his eyebrow at Aurora’s reaction. They don’t like each other, but they weren’t exactly enemies before,

them about the

…I

to summon me,” I pull Aurora to the side, whispering, “Besides, he is a victim in this, too. I didn’t tell you those things to entice

whisper too, supressing her upset with

Sebastian a nasty glare, Aurora clicks her high heels to the elevator, leaving me and

frowns with confusion, nadding in the

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lips again. He is bothered by something, usually by

anymore. A part of me died that day when he pushed me to the ground, and luckily, it’s

I’m healing now.