She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

093 I Was Her Whole World

Sebastian’s POV

Sitting in the doctor’s office, I’m waiting for Scar’s test result. I dare not go with Granny because I know Scar doesn’t want to see me. She just wants the divorce papers,

I don’t have them.

I don’t want to let her go. It’s freaking hard and I don’t know why.

I thought I could. I thought I didn’t want to divorce her just because I was used to all that she had been doing for me. I thought I was just used to having her around. I thought I had come to accept that she would be my wife.

But none of that could explain how I just wanted to dive off with her when her chair fell over the edge.

When I caught Ava’s chair, I was joyful. I was happy that I saved her. But that’s not how I felt when I jumped over for Scarlett.

When I saw Liam Ryan kick her chair, my mind went blank for a second. It was like my soul floated out of me, in fear of accepting what was happening. I flew over with only her chair in my eyes, and I couldn’t see a life beyond that day if I failed to catch her.

I caught her chair, because I didn’t know Adrian

she didn’t seem to notice me. She was shaken up like a kitten and

moment she was free.

It hurts like hell.

of the pure trust she in him. Because she relied on him like a fragile little kitten, hurt once, yet still willing to trust. Just no longer trusting the one who hurt

I have always felt sacred, a word I took a vow to get, and she didn’t even think I cared about

she could rely on

knife to my heart, cut slow and deep, so much that I couldn’t breathe, because I dared not even imagine how desperate she was at that moment, when she thought I was there to choose Ava over her

care about her now, but she is no longer there to hear that. She

ago, and she cried in his arms, sobbing like the whole world

whole world, and I

burden, but when I was relieved of that, all I could feel

Was Her

heavy

#25 BONUS!

Ava, because I knew Ava before her, and I knew I wasn’t cheating on her. So I thought I was taking the responsibility of a husband. Like how my parents