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Chapter 25

Author: Lullaby
Finn went downstairs with a huge suitcase. After he saw Summer, who was waiting at his lobby, he immediately threw his arms around her.

“Summer, I thought that you’re still mad at me. I’m sorry, it was my fault the other day for spewing nonsense. Thank you for forgiving me.”

Summer could smell his shampoo, and she felt nauseated from the scent.

Yet, she said nothing. She suppressed the deep-seated discomfort that rose in her.

She held his hand and slowly walked toward the car.

Finn saw
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    The other half of Finn’s face immediately became swollen. He knew that Summer had lost her mind, so there was no point in explaining any longer. Yet, he felt resentful. He did not want to die there alone, and he was not willing to lose his life over a man he had barely met. When facing death, he suddenly had an unknown surge of energy as he struggled free from her tight grip. Then, he started fighting against her. It was as if he had lost his mind too. He bit her and screamed. “He killed himself! Why would I pay with my life? Why? He’s the one who couldn’t get over it. He’s the one who did that selfishly. What does it have to do with me?“I’m just telling the truth to him as it was. If it weren’t for me, he would’ve been deceived by you his entire life!“His legs were useless, and his life was ruined! His cheating wife would have deceived him for the rest of his life! Ha, how pathetic!“I was saving him, don’t you know? If it weren’t for me, he would still be living this t

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    It remained extremely quiet in the car for a really long time. Summer stared at Finn as he zipped the bag in a fluster and tossed it back to the backseat as if it was on fire. Then, Summer locked the car doors and windows. “Does it look familiar?”When she spoke, she still sounded indifferent. It was as if she was just discussing the trip itinerary. However, Finn heard the sound as the car door clicked. The blood in his body froze. A cold shiver ran up his spine and to his brain. He retreated and curled up. He leaned against the car door and forced a smile. “Summer, what are you doing? I thought your eyes were dry?”Seeing that Finn was still feigning ignorance, Summer also put on a smile and imitated his naive tone. “That’s right, my eyes dried up after reading those conversation histories.“What about you? Do you feel unwell after reading them? Your eyes? Your heart? Or anywhere else?”Finn wanted to scream when he saw how Summer imitated his innocent voice, yet s

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    Finn went downstairs with a huge suitcase. After he saw Summer, who was waiting at his lobby, he immediately threw his arms around her. “Summer, I thought that you’re still mad at me. I’m sorry, it was my fault the other day for spewing nonsense. Thank you for forgiving me.” Summer could smell his shampoo, and she felt nauseated from the scent. Yet, she said nothing. She suppressed the deep-seated discomfort that rose in her. She held his hand and slowly walked toward the car. Finn saw how intimate she was with him, and he felt gleeful as he blushed. It was the first time Summer had initiated physical contact with him in the five months they knew each other. He thought that she had gotten over her grief and thought it through. He thought that she had decided to be with him, so he sounded delighted. “Did you not eat well recently? You’ve lost a lot of weight. I feel so bad for you.” Summer simply nodded and opened the trunk. Finn wanted to say a few more words of con

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