A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 500

Those tears fell and felt like fire rolling down her cheeks, deeply hurting Tyler’s heart. His hands trembled behind him He clenched his fists and walked towards Liana, but Eleanor and Hailey rushed out of the villa and blocked his way Hailey hugged Liana tightly. She checked the injuries on her face, while Eleanor stood in front of Liana, scowling at Tyler

“Dr. Howell, what the hell are you trying to do?” Eleanor didn’t understand Tyler’s intentions. She knew Tyler cared about Liana, so why would he

hurt her?

Tyler didn’t answer Eleanor. His deep eyes were full of confusion, and he stared at Liana.

Liana covered her face, also looking back at him. All she saw in his eyes was disappointment.

After a moment of staring at each other, Liana spoke first, “Tyler. After all these years, I said I loved you and wanted to marry you, I was lying. I don’t love you, and I don’t want to marry you….”

Tyler’s handsome face turned pale, “What are you saying….

Liana lowered her hand, revealing her swollen face, and gently smiled, “You hurt me once, and now I’ve hurt you too. We’re even, and it’s over between us.”

that, she grabbed Hailey

at her back, his heart ached. It was an

did you ever

just for

looked at the man who had been with her for most

used to like you very

always called Tyler saved

everywhere. She never wavered her feelings, no

of you. You once told me that if I became an excellent doctor like you, you would marry me. You said it casually, but I took it seriously. It was a lifelong pursuit,

intense, “You never

mute. She followed him silently, and never expressed her true emotions or smiled. She faced his teasing

she looked at Tyler, “On my 18th birthday, I wanted to tell you that I liked you. What did you do that night? You arranged for me to be sexually assaulted, and so many people held me down. I kept calling your name,

held back her tears. The look in her eyes was filled with

hands, using all her strength. She screamed out all the resentment she had hidden deep in her

years,