When Love Is a Lie

Chapter 67 My Power’s Out Again

Later, Whitney helped Eliph rot of the CTM untfice and walked him to the elevatoa

“Whitney, if anyone emri plyns you trouble, you be mine to let me know,” Eliph said, patting her hand gently and giving Damian a stern look “siness can be messy, and misunderstandings happen, but now that we’ve deared things up, that’s the ended in Throw this kid – he would’t do anything to hurt you.”

whitzen pressed the elevator button and smiled. “I know, Grandpa. Thank you for looking out for me.”

Damian added quick. “Don’t worry. These won’t be any make misunderstandings between us. Clim ( you have anything next time, and we be here immediately.

There won’t be a next time,” Damian replied quickly.

Elijah shot him a waLÍ

(look, then turned back to Whitney with a want smile. “You two come met for dinner this week. It’s been long since I’ve seen you

“Of course “Whimey agreed

y to be pulled sharply into the stairwell.

amuel gave a few parting reminders. When the elevator doors opened, he and Elijah stepped inside.

Grandja imey said softly. After the does closed, she turned back

did that on purpose?” Damian’s expression was dark and furious.

guard, his mind racing for a way to explain it

a dozen different excuses, ready

he explained to his grandfather that it was just a misunderstanding at a

gripped her wrist tightly, and whitney struggled, but he didn’t

ned his gaze coldy. “Weren’t you the one who started this? Damian, I have Entits, and I told you, I

times that it’s

het jaamade Whimey slap his hand

“Did

What did you tell her in the fitting room of the bridal shop? What did you

she had worked so hard en bury. She hadn’t confronted him before because she couldn’t bear to face the reality

stunned. He had thought Whitney only figured things

He hadn’t realized she had known

“Listen to me I was impulsive that day, I said thingst didn’t m “There’s no need to

expectations from Damian. But she couldn’t help but feel her heartache, especially when she said that his

past, to the naive girl she used to be and to the Damn who pece

bad