Chapter 158 She Loved Dexter

Dexter replied with a hint of sarcasm, “Something like that.”

Josie was stunned into silence.

Arnold loved Summer Olsen, and the whole world knew about it. Summer was the second daughter of the Olsen family. She had a prestigious background, was beautiful, and was friendly. She was highly respected in upper-class social circles.

The Carter and Olsen families lived near each other. Since Arnold was a teenager, he openly expressed his feelings for Summer. However, Summer pretended not to notice and remained only as his friend.

Dexter was not much older than them. Thus, he could sense something. For example, Summer applied to study at the university he graduated from. She also devised ways to enter Russell Group for an internship and work as his assistant. Moreover, he noticed the overflowing admiration in her eyes.

However, he could only feign ignorance.

before. spending the whole night expressing her love for him. She was devious and threatened. Dexter. “Dex, marrying me is the best solution. I have the looks, capability, and prominent family background, making me the most suitable woman for you. Moreover, you won’t be able to find a woman who loves you as much

sky through the window. “Is it worth. throwing away your reputation

pursued me, including Arnold, for your sake.

feelings, but I have the right to reject you. I see you as my younger sister

hysterically, “Dex! But I love you. I loved you for

Dexter stopped responding.

destroyed every one of those photos. Shortly after

Summer attempted suicide.

in the backseat. Dexter had worked through the night to deal with work matters for days.

stuttering out the

remained silent for a long time. Ivy peeked at him through the rearview mirror and saw him suddenly opening his eyes like a ferocious beast woken

rubbed his temple and said, “I’ll pay her a visit.”

hanging on a thread. She did this all to catch another glimpse of the man without

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