The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 1314

Liam’s skin was smooth and flawless, without a single blemish. This made Blake, who often had acne, envy him.

She felt much better after crying. It was as if everything had come into perspective. She asked, “Do you want to sleep on the bed?”

Liam’s eyes gleamed with joy as he looked at her. While he was in a dilemma, Blake had already lifted the blanket. He hesitated before speaking, “You…”

“Forget it if you don’t want to,” Blake said.

After Liam got into bed, they slept side by side. When Blake rested her head on his arm, she felt a little dizzy. She believed she had caught a cold.

In the moment of clarity, she felt like she still wanted to sleep. However, no matter how hard she tried, she could not sleep soundly.

Liam asked, “Do you want to eat something?”

Blake’s voice was hoarse. “I don’t feel like eating. I want to sleep little longer.”

Liam responded, “All right, go ahead and sleep. I’ll be here with you.

Blake said, “Now that he’s going to get engaged to Audrey, I realize how ridiculous my previous thoughts were. Liam, I’m sorry. If you’re still willing to accept me, I’ll try to be with you slowly. I don’t want to live feeling insecure anymore. I want to live a stable life with

someone.”

live well together.” Liam hugged her and felt her

was wrong. “Blake, are you

her and pressed his

abnormal. So, he got off

measure Blake’s temperature. He then saw that her

101.3 degrees

boiled water, gave her a few

for her.

Blake sit up and

“Drink some soup. Be careful, it’s

her eyes and slowly took

properly for days and had restless

led to her

ill because her

the phone on the bedside table rang.

handed Blake the phone. When he saw the

unusual. “It’s

took the phone and said to Liam, “You don’t have

You guys have things to talk about. After all, so muc happened these few days,”

bed and looked at the steaming bowl of soup. S answered

waiting for a while and hearing no response from Kevin, Blake weakly said, “I never expected that after waiting so long, you’d call