You're Out Daddy

Chapter 938 The Best Thing In My Life

Upon seeing him emerge, Thalia glanced at him and immediately turned to leave.

However, before she could take a step, Spencer reached out and grabbed her.

Thalia was slightly taken aback. She turned around and gazed at the person behind her and the hand he was holding. With a frown, she asked, “What are you doing?”

Spencer's eyes were pitch black as he said, “I have something to tell you!” Without waiting for a response, he took her hand and led her away.

Thalia really didn't expect that to happen. Spencer was pulling her toward the outside, and she was still trying to resist. “I have nothing to say to you. Let me go!”

Regardless of what she said, Spencer had no intention of letting her go.

Spencer halted in his tracks once he was outside.

“Will you let go of me now?” asked Thalia.

Spencer lowered his gaze and let go of her hand.

Thalia lifted her wrist, gently massaging the spot he had grabbed. “What do you want to say? Go ahead.”

His delicate features flickered with a hint of depth and complexity. Spencer looked at her and asked, “Why do you have to do this?”

“What are you on about?” asked Thalia.

Spencer took a deep breath and gazed into her eyes. “Thalia, I know you're angry with me, but can you please not put yourself in danger just to spite me?” Spencer asked.

Upon hearing that, Thalia instantly furrowed her brows. She squinted her eyes, seemingly puzzled. “In your view, do you think I'm doing this just to annoy you?”

so?”

to say something, but the words got stuck in her throat, leaving her speechless for

then said, “Thalia, I've told you, this is what I owe

turned around and yelled at him,

agreed to do it out of respect for our relationship.

him spout the same old

so highly of yourself?”

his brows slightly when he heard

few words, with your so-called social skills, people will just agree with you? Life is precious and irreplaceable. Do you think people will just give in to you?” As Thalia spoke, a cold smirk appeared at the corner of her mouth. “And

suddenly at a

have nothing more to say, right?” asked

breath, then looked at her seriously. “No matter what you say, this

see me as a capricious and immature person? Just because I'm a few years younger than you, does that mean I have to carry the label of immaturity for the rest of my

her eyes, Spencer suddenly felt an inexplicable

with such a tone and expression before,

for that, I am grateful.” Thalia paused, seemingly lost in some emotion. After regaining her composure, she continued, “Don't forget about something, though. In the following years, you left without a

she looked up at him. “Do you have any idea what I've been through these past few years? Do you know how I've painstakingly climbed my

word, but his pitch-black eyes were filled

“You don't

“Thalia—”

no matter what I've encountered, no matter how much pain I've endured, I know I can bear it all, just to be worthy of you. And now, with a single casual remark, you've dismissed all my efforts over these years. In your eyes, I'm forever just an immature child, never good enough for you!” Thalia stared at him, her eyes filled

it seemed she had come to terms with it, understanding that no matter how hard one tried, some

said, “You always stand on a pedestal of self-righteousness, claiming to know what's best

Thalia stared fixedly at him, then turned and walked

something within Spencer was inexplicably