When Love Breaks Novel Josephine And Zayne

Chapter 126

Ethan nodded in agreement. "Hence, over the years, I've taken up calligraphy, painting, music, and anything that might help me keep things fresh for her as long as possible."

Woah, that was... a lot. Josephine couldn't help but feel a little envious of that woman. Up until now, no man had ever liked her this much or put in so much work for her. No, she was getting ahead of herself. The truth was, she hadn't even met a man who was willing to be devoted to her.

This realization made her feel a little miserable.

As they got closer to the community garden of the residential complex, the sound of musical instruments being played filled the air. Just a little ahead, a group had gathered in the gazebo.

Ethan seemed familiar with the place. "Let's go take a look."

As the couple neared the gazebo, they spotted a crowd of elderly folks surrounding a stone table, all engrossed in a chess match. One of the players was Nick.

His long, narrow eyes hinted at the handsomeness of his youth. His physique was well-maintained, and even beneath the light gray turtleneck sweater he wore, the outline of his chest muscles was still visible. He looked, at most, in his early 50s.

help but have some doubts. The character he was supposed to play in the script was nothing like this—an old man down on his

of director who would cast a big-name actor just because

to call out to him, but Josephine hurriedly grabbed his arm. "Never interrupt someone in the middle

nervous that she didn't even realize she was still holding onto Ethan's arm. And, of course, Ethan had no intention of pointing it out. Hence, the two them just stood there quietly

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own thoughts as they waited for the match

win. If he won, he'd

their conversation afterward would go

his eyes on the chessboard, but his mind was elsewhere. His entire focus was on the

arm.

tightly-just holding on, as if she needed something solid to anchor herself. Her fingers would

he gave in and glanced at her hand. Her nails were painted with a faint, almost imperceptible shade

wouldn't notice unless lookinget