All Chapters of Chained To My Bad Boy's Wild Love: Chapter 61 - Chapter 64

The next day, the girl was there again, standing in the same spot with her basket of roses and her transparent umbrella dotted with tiny flowers. Only this time, she looked a little different. She wore a peach-colored skirt that brushed just above her knees, paired with a simple white tee. The soft color made her glow under the morning sun.Nara spotted her the moment he turned the corner. Without thinking, he drifted toward her, hands shoved into his pockets, his steps unhurried. When he reached her side, he leaned casually against the wall, watching as she cheerfully handed out roses to the few passersby. She looked completely at ease, as if this little corner of the world belonged to her.For a while, Nara said nothing. He simply watched how she smiled, how her braid swayed when she turned, how her laughter felt lighter than the air around them. Then, a group of students approached and asked to take pictures with her. Nara frowned at that, confusion knitting between his brows.Befo

The drive to campus felt unbearably long that morning. It wasn’t just the traffic because the city moved in its usual sluggish rhythm. But Esther’s mind was a storm, drifting from one thought to another, heavy with guilt and exhaustion. Every red light seemed to last forever. Every turn of the wheel carried the echo of that moment back in her room.She had never done that before. Never raised her voice to him, never hurled her pain like a weapon. But last night had stripped something raw inside her, something that could no longer be silenced. Esther sighed, leaning forward until her forehead rested against the steering wheel. The cool leather did little to calm her racing heart. A part of her was relieved, cuz she had said the things she’d buried for years. But another part couldn’t stop replaying the look on Elson’s face, the moment realization had dawned in his eyes. He had always loved her, always tried to protect her in his rigid, overbearing way. She knew that. Yet love didn’t ex