Your Love Is But a Dream

Chapter 52

Chapter 52

As someone watching on the sidelines, she could see more clearly than anyone else that Wren and Clara's relationship had long since crossed the boundaries of sibling affection

Dat the two of them? One avoided the truth, while the other refused to face it, it haffled Shea how two people who clearly cared so deeply for each other had allowed things to spiral into such a mess

And then there was by, who had suddenly appeared in the middle of everything. She couldn't understand why Wren seemed so focused on her. Why had he repeatedly sidelined Clara for hve Their

Even among their close-knit group of trends, Wien had always been fiercely protective of Clara. Shea vividly remembered an incident years ago when one of the friends, drunk at a party, made aten inappropriate comments toward Clara, Worn bad lost it, beating the guy to the ground and throwing him out of the room. That friend had quietly disappeared from their circle afterward, never to be seen

Gara had always been Wren's priority-more important to him than his own life. Back then, She never imagined the two of them would end up like this. Now, looking back, it all seemed inevitable. After all, who wouldn't get tired after years of chasing someone who seemed unreachable? Someone who not only didn't retum their teelings but also appeared ready to marry someone else

So. Clara leaving wasn't a surprise to Shea What did surprise him was When.

We had never been the land of man to waver or act indecisively. If he'd decided to many Ivy, But the Wien sitting before him now?

When looked hollowed out,, consumed by regret and

who had brought him to this breaking point? Or was

was a choice he'd made after

the real reason for Clara's disappointment, the one who had pushed her to leave. His arrogance had

things, but what good did

voice strained and raw.

eyebrow, las skepticism clear as he let on a dry laugh. "You? Let her down? Wren, you've

intentionally hurt

felt an overwhelming need to unburden himself, to finally let

m When let out

Shea couldn't believe h words far'd

everything-the arguments, the moments he'd failed to consider Clara's feelings, the dreams of

I let it all tall apart. I said things to her that I can never take back; I destroyed her." allstered in stigned silent, expression growing more serious as Wen's words painted a picture of the events leading up to Clara's departure. But Wren Tas berat Trend, and he really didn't want to see him so defeated

leaned back, crossing his arms, his frustration waiting with sympathy. "Look, Wien, you're not entitely wrong. You didn't have an obligation to save