When I Was a Wallflower (Leo and Amelie)

Chapter 89 The Person Was Looked Down On, But It Was Her Lifesaver

“Have you forgotten? I was the one who was by your side, accompanying you through your toughest times in Quinn Town! It was I who advised you to cooperate with the doctor, encouraged you to treat your eyes, and dragged you out of the bog! You would still be the blind man the Alstons abandoned there if it weren’t for me! Is a mere pair of corneas going to cancel out all our years of being together? You left me no choice but to pretend to be the woman who donated her corneas to win over your heart. I even became someone that I look down on. Is this still not enough?! Are you only going to be satisfied the day I die?!”

Elyse pitifully covered her face after yelling, but her tears still seeped through between her fingers.

She wasn’t sad, per se. Truth was, she was embarrassed.

She, Elyse Clayton, had finally fallen to the point where she didn’t hesitate to take the credit of her biggest enemy to keep a man.

Leo looked at her quietly with his head lowered.

Even though he stayed silent, the coldness in his eyes disappeared a little.

Elyse’s words had stabbed him right in the chest.

Indeed, she had done a lot of things he thought were unacceptable.

That didn’t change the fact that she was also the person who was by his side when he struggled the most in life.

The two promised each other right from the start that they would be together for the rest of their lives, and they also agreed that they would keep it in and never mention this. But I pushed her so hard she disregarded our promise…

As his guilt rose, he slowly reached out to touch the top of her head before pulling her into his arms. “I’m sorry,” he muttered.

…

Amelie, who missed Bria and Steven, quickly departed to Quinn Town.

Her phone’s notification went off when she was driving her car.

She took the chance when she went to refuel the vehicle to take a glance at her phone, only to see that it was a notification that she had received a fund transfer.

A long string of zeros had been deposited into her account out of nowhere.

The corners of her lips twitched slightly, and she called Toby. “Didn’t we agree that the incident with Mr. Steward is my paying back your kindness, Mr. Walsh? Why did you send such a big amount of money?”

“Leony was the one who insisted I do this.” Toby’s voice that rang out from the phone sounded helpless. “You know how he is. He will surely get angry at me if I don’t do it well. He might even end the project.”

Leo? The smile on Amelie’s lips froze.

a clear line with her, whereby he owed

I only did this for you because of you. It’s got nothing to do with him. Are you trying to insult me by giving me the money?”

Toby couldn’t help but quietly wipe

on giving the money and another who insisted on not taking

he

was easy peasy

from the

replied seriously, the brightness in her eyes dimming. “If it wasn’t for you, Bria and I wouldn’t be

some reason, Toby felt his chest tighten painfully when

snow and was dying from the cold. It was still fresh in his memory

a bloodied Amelie knelt on the floor and begged the doctor

the more he thought about

to show your

I owe my life to. How

to tell her that

that instead of dishonoring him, she would be completing him if she was

Alas, he said nothing.

time that they had known each other, he came to realize how stubborn

to see him

the end, he could

transferred half of the money to Toby and set off on her way

brought Bria out to have fun after dinner that

child said that she wanted to catch butterflies, so he really

from pampering his granddaughter so

chair under the melon vines in the yard, finally getting to

a series of knocks rang

customer who was here to take their shoes, Amelie quickly got

was greeted by the

in front of the

What are you doing

bobbed his head and took out a basket of fruits. “This is a new variety that just grew in the orchard. Try

fruits, noting how smooth and big all of them were. It seemed like he had carefully selected his gift for

the production of many agricultural and sideline products. As he had a good eye for the

fruits he was giving her were obviously