Chapter 7
Reynold saw this glaring and heart–wrenching scene through the glass window.
In his impression.
Since she was in her teens, Ella has been constantly following behind, calling out “brother,
brother.”
As she grew older, every time she saw herself, she would blush.
He no longer wanted to call him brother, always calling him by his full name.
At that time, he knew the little girl’s thoughts.
She had a secret crush on him for a whole ten years.
Originally, I only thought of her as a little brat, but gradually, my thoughts started to waver.
Even her brother Noah could see her feelings, if it weren’t for what happened that night, if it
weren’t for the cheap trick of being drugged that happened to her.
Perhaps he would consider talking to Ella and trying to develop a romantic relationship.
Cindy’s death, however, made him completely hate Ella.
Reborn, he was determined to make it up to Cindy, but he didn’t expect Ella to be like a completely
different person.
I completely concealed all those thoughts about myself.
So fast, she was already so intimate with other men.
As he watched her tenderly kissing another man, Reynold felt a surge of jealousy in his heart,
making him feel bitter.
He tightly clenched his fist, even the veins on his neck were bulging.
Did… his Ella, really give up on him this time?
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The day I was discharged from the hospital, Kevin personally took me back home.
My brother warmly invited him to have a meal, but Kevin smiled and declined. Before leaving, he ruffled my hair and said, “Not in a hurry, I was busy going back to prepare for a marriage proposal. After a while, we became a family, and there were plenty of opportunities to have meals together.”
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Every day that Kevin couldn’t see me, he would have someone send me a gift.
Sometimes it was a bracelet, a necklace, or a watch.
Sometimes it was flowers, roses or gardenias,
He always had a way to make me smile.
Since I was discharged from the hospital, Reynold and Cindy also sensibly moved out.
Even if they didn’t move, according to my brother’s explosive temper, he would have already had the nanny pack up their things and throw them out,
“Reynold, such a fool, was no longer my brother!”
“Anyone who dared to bully my sister was my enemy!”
I thought he was just joking, but I didn’t expect that in the blink of an eye, he would block Reynold directly,
Kevin and I had a smooth progress in our relationship.
He took me home to meet his relatives a while ago, and his parents also liked me very much.
They saw me only once and decided that I would be their future daughter–in–law.
As the wedding date approached, I counted the days on the calendar every day, eagerly anticipating Kevin to marry me and bring me home.
I thought I would never have any intersection with Reynold again.
I never expected that I would actually see him again.
That night, I went out for a walk and when I came back, Reynold, smelling of alcohol, blocked me on my way home.
He threw a dozen printed photos in my face.
Each picture above was an intimate moment between Kevin and me.
He fed me by hand, carried me out of the hospital, and kissed me against the wall as if no one was
around.
Seeing this, Reynold’s face grew even darker.
“Ella, do you have no shame? You were fooling around with another man in broad daylight?”
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No wonder you haven’t been bothering me lately. So, you’ve changed your target. Let me guess, you think Mr. Harvey is younger and wealthier than me, that’s why you’re eagerly throwing yourself at him, right?
His words became increasingly offensive with each sentence.
I couldn’t bear it anymore, so I slapped him.
“Reynold, am I really that unbearable in your eyes?”
“Kevin was my boyfriend. May I ask, what happened between me and my boyfriend? Is there a problem?”
“And, we were about to get married soon.”
“You and your fiancée are about to have a good time, aren’t you? We are both about to get married, is it meaningful for you to care so much about me?”
The light in Reynold’s eyes dimmed inch by inch in the past, finally condensing into a heavy
sadness.
He was reeking of alcohol.
The opening was almost like a plea.
“Ella, how could you be with someone else, how could you get married to someone else?”
“Did you forget, our daughter Stacy?”
“In the previous life, you shamelessly seduced me, had your brother drug me, and wanted to marry me, bear my children. You clearly loved me so much, so why have you changed your target so quickly now?”
I was stunned, it turned out that he had also been reborn.
