Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 356

Kevan’s voice was so much more chilling than the piercing cold wind outside.

Larissa’s heart became colder, her expression smoothing out into calm,

“I went out with Mom today and only came back around 6 pm or so. When I did, I showered and went straight to bed. Then, you woke me up,” she said, “I admit that I don’t like this kitten and that I’ve never cared about it. But I swear that I have never thought of wishing that it would get ill or die.”

Kevan stared fixedly at her, trying to catch any hints of lies from her lace, but there were none. He knew all too well that if she wanted to find an excuse to escape accountability, she did not need to drag his mother into it. Knowing that he had misunderstood her, Kevan fell a little guilty. But when he heard her admit that she did not like this kitten, he was sill rather displeased with her.

“Is it because once you’ve decided on that call all other cats cannot hold a candle to it? His eyes darkened, containing a kind of complicated emotion that Latissa could not understand.

His erratic thought process confused her, but she still answered honestly. “Yes.”

Kevan’s body jolled noticeably. Looking down, his messy bangs fell against his forehead, covering those fathomless eyes of his. “I get it now.” His voice was very soft, and it sounded despondently bittersweet. “I’m sorry for raging at you earlier.” He picked up the kitten and continued. “Once it gets better, I will send it to my mom’s.” He would not let it be an eyesore for her.

Larissa blocked him

now made her sad too. It felt like a thousand needles were stabbing into her heart, delivering a dense

arm. He hated his steps,

said seriously. She had seen Kevan’s efforts towards this kitten. Even though he had heartlessly sent away her Mullin, she could not bear to do the same to him precisely because she knew what it was like to lose something that she held very dear.

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at the kitten in his arms. “Will

Try to accept?

ironic

“No need.”

that she did not like. Like this kitten, for example,

Let’s go

hospital, he thought of a whole lot of things by himself. Although he had forcefully expressed his adamance in not divorcing her before, he was the only one who knew that he was scaring her. He had always had a soft spot for her. If she

that point he would have agreed to

overlooked, ignored. and treated coldly all the time. If he was destined not to receive