Can’t Win Me Back

Chapter 1636

That night, moonlight cast a silvery glow on the ground while the night breeze rustled the trees outside the window. Closing his eyes, Jonah clutched a cross in his hands, devoutly praying in front of the statue of God.

Since the passing of his former beloved, he had day after day sought self-redemption through prayer, repenting for the sins he had committed.

Countless times in the past, it had all been for him.

But now, standing once again before the statue of God, Jonah found himself unable to discern his own feelings. He felt lost and adrift.

He breathed out a long sigh. Just as he turned away, the doors of the church were suddenly pushed open.

Achilly wind rushed in, dispersing the sorrow between his brows.

The next moment, that slender and graceful figure with fox-like eyes tore through the desolation and caught his gaze. Jonah...

Julien's slender figure stood alone in the center of the doorway. His eyes were brimming with tears. "You've come looking for me... Why didn't you wait for me? Would it have killed you to wait a little longer?"

wrenched. His entire body froze, and the emotions in his bloodshot eyes surged uncontrollably. "Jackass... Don't

emotions that he was trembling all over. But he finally broke down in tears upon seeing

afraid to contact anyone from the Taylor family or even Aunt Mandy... I was afraid of causing trouble for

his

he said

carefree and easygoing second son of the Lovelace family, who had just come to

to become like this? Was it

showed in extinguishing the rekindled

Julien's tear-streaked face. His heart throbbed painfully as if

I'm afraid... I'm afraid that the moment I watched you walk away

tears of his life. "But I can't let that happen. I want to be with you. I want to be with you

as if speaking for the first time. "This is a church. Please refrain from saying such words against the will

truly is a God, then let him punish me! Let

don't care about the Lovelace family. I don't care about the punishment from God. They

hold it up for you. If we're going to hell, I'll accompany you there.