She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

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Scarlett’s POV

Ohh, now that makes sense. No wonder why Ava would reach out to me, at the price of painting at peaceful illusion in front of Mom between us no less. She panicked because she thought Sebastian had a glimpse of her true color.

Wait, no, that doesn’t make sense at all.

That wasn’t like him at all, Shouldn’t he be beating the shit out of Liam Ryan for smearing the name of his pure angel?

Finally, after all these years, Ava stepped on a line that even his blind love couldn’t make him look the other way?

Now this is my kind of fun, to see that Ava actually understands what fear is.

“I seem to remember that you said it wouldn’t matter even if I told him the truth, and he will no matter what,” I tilt my head at Ava, “That night when you showed off to me about how he proposed to you, remember? In fact, you dared me to tell him–”

will love

you

keeps her face straight. I glance

says, “Divorce him, and I’ll help. I can even help you find

mean, fool me once.” I snort, not falling for her trap this time, “Scheming for your whole life, and this is your solution when you realize that you are losing him? Even a promise solid as gold

the plane would crash if Ava was the one who arranged it for me. Getting bitten or is quite

to stay and watch how your true color burns through the skin you stole from me bit by bit, and how will see everything that

parents‘ love, you dipped in a luxurious–life that didn’t belong to you, and

Ava

the first time I realize that, in our tragic feud all these years, Ava was mean and horrible, but she wasn’t

Anna

distorted “family” to exist.

whose life was continuously under threat. If -they had

of a

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don’t even have a

Fuller would have found you another blood vessel,” I say calmly, “but that one is your dad’s fault. He took me home as a slave, but he gave me the fake title of an adopted daughter. If he didn’t lie to the both of us, you wouldn’t be distorted to such by jealousy, and I wouldn’t be

resentment.”