A Graduation Gift
Chapter 220 Rufus, We'd Better Break Up!
'Tastes good? Must've been Amanda who said it.
Amanda bought this bread for him, but he turned around and gave it to me? It's ridiculous how he thinks I know nothing about this.
Rufus, you must be wallowing in satisfaction right now as two women pine for you at the same time.
What exactly am I to you?' she thought to herself.
Her trust in him was already at the brink of collapse, but because of this, it had fallen rock bottom. 'Is there any good reason, any reason at all to stay in a relationship with a man who uses what his other lover gave him to flatter me?' she wondered, apparently in a daze.
"Rufus, we're bearking up!"
Cassandra wrestled with herself before blurting it out, hear tears like torrents streaming down her cheeks.
"What's wrong with you, again?"
Rufus's smile was gone like the wind and was replaced with a look of concern when he saw her tears. A wave of panic engulfed him.
'Why is she crying? Is it because of my tardy return?
But no matter how upset she is, she has no right to break up with me because of that small slight, ' he thought and got kind of crossed.
"I remember saying that to you before, are you just using that to get back at me?"
Rufus asked, knitting his eyebrows and studying her expression, grasping for some sort of clue that would give away her true intentions.
Cassandra only shook her head, unable to say anything.
"Tell me what happened, Cassandra. Please, please talk to me,"
Rufus pleaded. He took Cassandra's arm and held it tightly. She was wracked with sobs.
His stomach did a one-eighty. He was so physically close to her, yet their hearts and feelings were so far away from each other.
He silently wished that she would stop being so stubborn and be gentle like other women. He just couldn't bear seeing her in tears.
"I don't love you anymore. We're done,"
Cassandra cried out desperately and in one swift motion, pulled her arm out of Rufus's grip.
Once upon a time she had always imagined that she would live a happy and peaceful family life with Rufus.
But the recent events had only reminded her that she was never good enough for him. They weren't fated to be with each other.
"No!"
He refused to believe what he had just heard. What he believed were her bitter
get off work
comforting Cassandra, to no avail.
cheeks, "it's impossible for us to be together. I mean it, Rufus. I really don't love
a step back and turned around, some of her tears glistened as they fell of her eyes. She then returned
slammed the door shut, full of bitterness, and left Rufus standing outside. She refused to open it no matter how hard he banged on the
sunk to the ground. She bit her hand
the
kicked and banged the door desperately, not giving a damn about
please talk to me! I'll do whatever
to hold her in his arms, to reassure her that everything would be
just said only added more water to
thought to herself, full of doubt. What she wanted was quite simple, but it was a simple thing that he could never give her.
more than a simple life, a man devoted and faithful to her, with whom she
do that, Rufus?' she
lands. I can only feel my way into my world since it
by him, drawn by his magnetism and looks. He
identity had clearly foreshadowed the tragedy that was their romance. How could she have been so blind? Nonetheless, his constant profession of his love for
just wishful thinking and naive of her
her unfavorable circumstances of birth, nor by what others thought of
over again, by simple calls and messages, Amanda would take Rufus away from her. Countless lonely nights, Cassandra would stare up at the empty white ceiling and sometimes looked at the distant night sky, sparsely populated by stars. She twisted and turned,
after time, Rufus behaved like it was
waited for his explanation, but now she was tired
and shed fewer tears for the rest of
fighting back
her, trying to soothe her weary heart. One neighbor popped his head out of the window and
in the world is it that you
never experienced
could bring such chaos into his heart. He felt his blood boiling; his heart could
his might, again to no avail. He
bring it down if you
finished his words when Cassandra felt the door shake. He apparently charged
next few seconds, the hinge sounded to be in too much
am so, so tired. I want to
crying. She felt
relieved him a little.
the
let you rest. I'll see
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