The Lies He Told Me (Grace and Antonio)

After Keyla was driven away by Antonio, she still didn't give up. She thought Antonio had always loved her and since the last time at the hotel. was fake, she decided to set up a real one.

In the dimly lit bar, Antonio sat alone in the corner drinking. He had been busy with Laney's study abroad plans and barely paid attention to his work. Grace's departure hit him harder than Keyla's back then. He "Take this drink to that gentleman over there."

Keyla pushed a glass of wine towards a waiter. She was determined to get Antonio tonight.

Antonio felt hot all over and restless. He tried to get up but fell into a soft embrace. Groggy, he seemed to see Grace.

"Grace, is that you? Have you come to take me home?"

Keyla didn't speak, just nodded. She helped Antonio out and took him to the room she had booked in advance. At this point, Antonio couldn't tell who he was holding. His longing for Grace was at its peak. "Grace, I really, really love you. So, you've come back, right?"

He kissed the person underneath him, someone he had dreamed of seeing. However, when he smelled Keyla's unique perfume, he suddenly came to his senses. He rushed into the bathroom and doused hims "Why is it you? Keyla, do you have any shame?"

Keyla wasn't angry. She got up and pushed Antonio down.

said. "As long as I can have you, I don't care about shame. Antonio, when you had sex with Grace

I won't mind if you take

believe that even under the influence of drugs, Antonio could

However, that was because he didn't realize his true feelings and

was blind to love such a scum like you. You will pay for

his sobriety and left unsteadily. Meanwhile, he said to himself, "Grace, in this world, no one deserves my love except you. I

Antonio ran into the rain. The cold rain extinguished the agitation caused by the drugs. His heart was as

helped him change his clothes, she found his body temperature was

she was afraid something would happen to him.

this was his punishment, saying that a fever was nothing compared to Grace enduring

antipyretics, and I'll be

were no more antipyretics. At that moment, she finally remembered that Grace used to

out to buy medicine. As she walked, she cried bitterly, regretting