When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 342

This was the first time I’d ever seen Gregory wear such an expression.

It wasn’t exactly nervousness, excitement, or panic…But it was definitely a far cry from his usual defiant swagger.

In that moment, I couldn’t help but see shades of Bryant in him.

Suddenly, I became even more composed, almost cold–hearted, as I pushed down the surge of emotions that threatened to break free and turned around sharply.

“Go on,” I said calmly.

Gregory hadn’t hung up yet. He took a long stride toward me, wrapped me up in one arm, and held me tight, stopping me from breaking free despite my efforts.

He murmured a few words into the phone, “Careful not to get hoodwinked. I’ll be there once I’ve smoothed things over.”

Then, he ended the call and tossed his phone into his pocket. His hand cupped my cheek, squeezing it till my face was distorted, yet he spoke with a hint of resentment, “Why are you running? Did you even hear what I said earlier?”

“Let go of me.”

“…Pfft.”

trying to speak with my cheek pinched was somewhat comical, as he let out a snort of laughter and refused to let go, even giving my cheek an extra squeeze, “Answer me

to release me. I pursed my lips slightly, hiding my bitterness. “Gregory… Mr. Ford, I’m not like you. I don’t want

“Games?”

expression changed slightly, his tongue clicking against his teeth in annoyance. “Do you really think I’m playing

“Aren’t you?”

Lilliana in the next few days,

the backup was

otherwise, and I almost bought into it. But in this moment of clarity,

background, plenty of well–to–do beauties were at his beck and call.

even wider than it

reeked of alcohol, but his eyes were disturbingly sober. He smirked, his tone as dismissive as ever, “You think I’m

“I don’t know.”

sniffled, wrapping my down jacket tighter and kicked a pebble, my voice soft. “All I know

I was none

for a moment, then chuckled dismissively, “What if I told you I actually prefer the

up in confusion,

“Don’t ‘huh‘ me.”

me the box of late–night snacks, “I can’t promise much, Jane, but

don’t need your

heard too many