She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Chapter 67

067 Please, God

Sebastian’s POV

I mean, I can’t be sure that I have never seen him in my life, and that can be the smidgen of familiarity I feel looking at his photo. And my heart drops-

It’s much harder if it’s a random guy instead of the owner who did this.

“Fuck!” I rub my head, throwing the photos on the sofa hard. The splash does not

ease my nerves.

“It’s okay,” Jim is leaving, but he stops and pats my shoulder instead, “We are not tracing the owner, but the car. Don’t be too hard on yourself.”

“So what’s your deal with Adrian?” I ask Jim, knowing he is trying to comfort me. He knows Adrian, too. Actually, I knew Jim through Adrian. Jim is two years our senior in college.

“We let him know, if the kidnapper ever calls you.” Jim shrugs.

has been more than a day. If it’s

they were already killed, when we are stuck here, chasing a dead end?! Every time I think about all the possibilities,

imagine losing them. Either of

I promised

is to think that Scar won’t

stalled and argued and fought and tricked. I even gave her empty divorce papers. When I thought she was serious about the divorce, I was upset and angry. I don’t like how she could just up

like the horror I’m

can try to change her mind, but

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can’t accept the fact that Scar is in danger because I wouldn’t give her the divorce she

because of me…if anything happened to her at all, I don’t know how

don’t know how to

I had accepted her as my wife completely. I thought I took our marriage seriously, but she was right. I only played my part to the basic, and I didn’t want to see the truth. The truth

promise to Ava, and I tormented Scar

she waited for me when I came home late, simply with a loose thin sweater on her as

fell in love with desperately even before I knew what love is. The Ava that day was brave, innocent, and cute like a bunny. Scar became all that but the innocent part later. She replaced that innocence with mischief, and if I’m being perfectly honest, I love that even more. Her