When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 366

Gregory grabbed my arm with the passion I had never seen in him. An Intensity and a barely contained excitement had overshadowed his usually disheveled appearance. His brown eyes locked onto mine,

unblinking.

I forgot to breathe. It was as if my response was of utmost importance to Gregory. “Yeah.”

I was perplexed. “What’s…”

Before I knew it, he pulled me into his embrace. His whole body trembled with emotion! The hug was nothing like the measured, restrained ones I had received from him before. He held me like a long–lost treasure, his feelings overflowing. It was as if he had finally broken free from the chains bounding him.

After a moment, he reluctantly let go, his face glowing with a joy I had never seen, reminiscent of the guy with an unexpected windfall, “I knew it was you. It had to be you.”

He cupped my face. “See, I told you I’d recognize you.”

I?” His actions

Almost immediately after saying that, he leaned over to buckle my seatbelt, shifted gears, and stepped on the gas in one fluid

life. At the moment, his usual carefree demeanor was

was still confused, “Why are you suddenly

a hint of uncertainty. After all, the Myers family already had a Lilliana, and the DNA reports were

sparkle in his eyes, his Adam’s apple bobbing, “Lily has been allergic to peanuts since she was a child. Like you,

are allergic to peanuts. It can’t be that every one of them is Lilliana, right?

realized something was off. When I saw Lilliana at the hospital last night, she didn’t seem to have any

wasn’t allergic.” Gregory had pinpointed the crucial detail, his voice turning cold, “The butler had yesterday’s menu pre–approved, but two

I believed I was Lilliana, but because who would go through the trouble of setting up a fake

also exposed a flaw, I couldn’t guess. All I knew was that I might have made different choices if I could have

the Myers Mansion, where Ramona had just finished

was surprised. “Greg, why did you bring

examined me more closely with concern, “Still not fully recovered,