Shining Bright After Rebirth

Chapter 485 Why Should You Care?

Steven flipped open the notebook, his eyes falling on several names, all with Queenie at the center. But it was just a list of names-he couldn't make sense of why Diana had written them down.

As he flipped to the next page, what he saw hit him like a ton of bricks. It read: [Steven, Queenie, Jeff, Paula, Frank, Gale, Eric, Dylan-In this lifetime, I, Diana, will never want anything to do with any of you again.]

Steven's eyes widened in shock, and he thought to himself, "So, she really doesn't want me anymore."

He sneered, staring at her elegant handwriting as he muttered to himself, "Diana, do you think you can just say you're done and that's it? You were the one who said you loved me. Now you're saying you don't? In this lifetime, it's not over between us until I say it's over!" Steven gripped the notebook tightly in his hands, vowing that he wouldn't let Diana leave him.

He realized then that he had driven away the only woman in the world who had truly loved him, all because of that woman,

Queenie.

Steven closed the notebook, and a surge of possessiveness flooded his heart. He stood up, went to his car to grab some Chapter 485 Why Should You Care?

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taking a shower, he came out

and felt soft, and her blanket was light and

years, yet they had never shared a bed. But tonight,

knowing how exhausted she was. For the first time, he was enjoying being in the same

bring the slightest bit of discomfort or resistance. Instead, a strange sense of harmony quietly began to grow. Steven slept soundly, so much so that he didn't even

soft morning light filtered through as Diana slowly opened her eyes. Suddenly, she sensed someone next to her, and there

over, and what came into view was a face so strikingly handsome it took her breath

were closed, long lashes fanning out like delicate feathers, each one clearly visible.

slumber as if he were a masterpiece carefully sculpted by the

seeing this right? How did Steven end up in my bed? When did this

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"Steven!" Yesterday's fall had been rough, and