Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Chapter 137 Choose What to Believe 

When Rachel heard what he said, she couldn’t help but snort and laugh. “Explain? Victor, I can still distinctly remember how much you harped on about not trusting me. You even told me that you were never going to believe a word that would come out of my mouth. You’ve already made your point. Why then should I waste my time explaining to you? Or…” Rachel paused for two seconds and narrowed her eyes at Victor before she spoke again.

“Or… do you think you can just toy with everyone? You probably even enjoy the feeling of trampling on their dignity like it’s nothing. Well then, if you find that more fun, then I will play your game. I’ll gladly explain everything and tell you whatever you want to hear. What do you think?” 1 She had been suppressing her anger the entire night. At this moment, however, she finally snapped. After all, this conversation only made her see how ironic it was.

Back then, this man had already made up his mind that he would no longer give credence to her words. Now, all of a sudden, he was asking her to explain. It felt like a tactic. In this way, he could turn it around and blame her instead for what he had said and done. He could make it appear that what happened was all her fault because she never explained herself to him, which caused her to injure her wrist and end up getting threatened repeatedly.

At the end of the day, she basically asked for it. After everything she said, Victor remained silent. He simply frowned after hearing her blatant sarcasm. All this time, Rachel thought that he would be pissed off so much that he would just leave. However, a deep, serious voice suddenly came out of his mouth. “I guess it won’t hurt to believe some of the things you say from now on.”

Just some?

Rachel had been through so much her entire life, yet not once did she meet anyone who deliberately chose what they wanted to believe. She smiled, but there was no emotion in her eyes. “Wow, Mr. Sullivan. That’s so gracious of you. I really appreciate that you’re willing to acknowledge my voice even just a little bit.”

Sue Garden Rachel stayed under the last surveillance camera for half an hour. When she came back to the house, she stumbled upon several bags and boxes that were piled up in the living room. There were so many that

Bennet. I was about to send someone to look for you.” “Oh? Did something happen?” Victor had been working in the study all morning. Following their unpleasant conversation the night before, Rachel opted to give up her initial plan

the gear and other baby essentials, but there are too many to be put in the baby’s room right away. I wanted to ask you about the first things you want to put in there before we move the other stuff in the storage room.” Only then did Rachel remember that she went shopping with Victor yesterday for all these baby things. Looking at the boxes towering over them, she felt a little

exclaiming, “This is so cute!” Both Rachel and Lukas turned to look in her direction and saw the adorable babywear. It was a yellow one-piece pajama with Pikachu’s face on the hood. Unlike any other onesies, it had the character’s ears drooping

and quickly pictured how her baby would look in it, then bought it without thinking twice. When she felt her eyes glimmering at the sight of the adorable jumpsuit, Rachel immediately breathed in deep and centered herself. She then walked over to the

informed Lukas, “I’ll keep this. You can go ahead and decide what to put in the baby’s room.” “But Miss Bennet, it’s the baby’s room. Don’t you want to decorate it yourself?” When Rachel returned to Sue Garden, Lukas arranged for contractors to remodel the nursery. Thankfully, they already finished it a few days ago. Looking down at the onesie in her hand, Rachel wanted

slightest change in her expression, so he tried to alleviate her hesitation by reassuring and encouraging her. “Miss Bennet, I’m sure you’re worried that you cannot be around the baby later on. But

on Lukas’s wrinkled face. Without further ado, he instructed the servants to move the baby stuff to the nursery upstairs. Rachel went ahead and checked the baby’s room while they unpacked the boxes. Apparently, this was the first time she saw the nursery after

still completely empty. After a short while, the servant brought in several boxes, opened them one by one,

more than an hour but they were not halfway done. For a pretty spacious room, Lukas supposed that it would definitely take

without actually considering where it would go. Now, with the help of the servants, she could take a closer look at the stuff with fresh eyes. Seeing the