The Unwilling CEO’s Love Game

Chapter 127

Jocelyn felt a tightness in her chest. She wanted to explain but found any word seemed hollow and Insincere.

W to talk. Harrison said before turning away and walking towards the curb.

Jocelyn trailed behind him. Her gaze fixed on his retreating back, wishing to slap herself in the face.

Hamison was her boyfriend now. Everything he did was reasonable and justifiable. Why had she snapped at him?

Jocelyn was filled with regret. She caught up to him and grabbed his hand

Harrison stopped and turned to look at her glanced at her hand and gently removed it. “No need to force it”

Jocelyn felt an emptiness in her heart at his coldness.

Hamison sat down at a roadside diner and ordered a spaghetti. He had flown for over two hours from Berry City to give her a surprise, never expecting such situation

All the imagined perfect scenarios shattered in that instant.

He knew that Jocelyn hadn’t been totally in love with him. But her blatant favouritism made him feel like a failure. He thought he could help her move on, to transfer all her feelings to him. Alas, that was not the case.

Jocelyn sat across from him, noticing the diner owner about to sprinkle hot pepper flakes on the spaghetti. She quickly interjected, “He can’t handle spicy

The owner promptly put the pepper flakes back

Hearing the words, Harrison looked at her.

If not for today’s incident, he might have believed he had a place in her heart. Such a reminder seemed to be an afterthought

“You want some? Harrison offered.

Jocelyn shook her head, instinctively explaining. Today was a colleague’s birthday. We had dinner before hanging out. I never expected to run into Melvin. I was avoiding him, but he approached me…

The spaghetti arrived, and Harrison had no intention of torturing his stomach with hot spices just to earn her sympathy. Pity that was sought after was neither lasting nor genuine.

Hamison listened calmly to her explanation. He could tell she was being sincere, that she really wanted to avoid entanglement with Melvin

But isn’t that how feelings are? If you’re not together, there’s always a period of entanglement. Some people get bored of the chase, but others are like a stubborn adhesive, impossible to shake off.

other to be happy; or two,

start, Harrison knew Jocelyn hadn’t totally let go of Melvin. Despite this, he chose to pursue a relationship with her. He had been hoping for a

you didn’t reject him. You still love him,” Harrison said pointedly. “If you

though she was gasping for air. She became uneasy, fearful of Harrison peeling back the walls she had built

spaghetti

stunned, disbelieving as she

added some parmesan, catching her expression. Surprised?”

be entangled with Melvin anymore. But some things were beyond her control, which had

head. “I’m not saying this because of what happened today. Deep down, you know you still

her name gently. “I understand your feelings. I knew from the beginning you still had him in your heart, but ! was too confident thinking I could replace him and make you fall

without the pepper flakes isn’t so tasty, but my stomach

understood his metaphor

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struggling too, right?”

began to flow freely She bit her lip, fighting the urge to sob. But the

out a napkin and sat beside her to wipe her tears. “Let it out. You’ve been repressing your feelings

his words only intensified her emotions. Tears streamed down

arm around

his shoulder,

patted her back gently, feeling the weight of her suppressed emotions that were never as carefree as

She still had feelings for Melvin and

a while, Jocelyn’s sobs

on Harrison’s shoulder from her

glanced at it, unconcerned. “It’s fine. It’s just a shirt. You feel better

Jocelyn sniffed, her breath visible in the chilly air.

smiled at her. “Maybe being friends again

terribly sorry for

Love has always been selfish and beyond arrangement. You also tried to engage positively in our relationship, but I am just not the right one. That’s why everything gets tangled”

are getting all tangled up, there’s no point in pushing through the mess, Harrison sighed, offering a bitter smile. “I’ve got to admit, I’m really going

her misty eyes

you,” Harrison shrugged, a hint of resignation in his voice. Too bad you’re

earlier, perhaps she and Harrison would be truly in

“Sorry…”

still hung up on him, then give it another shot. As long as two people truly love each other, they can cut through