Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 322

Jonathan stood on the balcony, hands in his pockets, his back exuding indifference, while the towering buildings in the distance faded in the gloomy sky into a desolate, pale scene

The weather was gloomy, and the light was dim, obscuring the maris complexion.

He glanced back at the girl who had followed him and sneered, “Is that your grandpa in the hospital

room?”

Estelle’s expression remained neutra! as she lowered her gaze. “I’m sorry, I lied to you. I didn’t return to C City.”

“Who is he?” Jonathan inquired sharply.

“He’s just a friend,” Estelle replied.

Jonathan scoffed dismissively, “A friend with whom you share the same bed?”

Estelle was taken aback by his remark, her brows furrowing, but she chose not to provide any further explanation.

had left, his concerns about her encountering danger in the late hours, his worries about the cousin she had mentioned, and his anxiety regarding potential issues at her home.

to find her.

of Jonathan’s concerns into a joke, and

with actually has nothing to do with me! We’re not even lovers, just sleeping together at night, we can break it off at any time!”

turned pale and looked at

sky casting a gray shadow on his face, accentuating his sharp features. “You misunderstood our relationship and your place in it, which led you to hide things and deceive me. Frankly, I couldn’t care less!”

sky was oppressively overcast, devoid of any breeze. The air felt heavy and suffocating, contributing to the

if the

from her, but she remained silent, her

paler.

defense, considering silence as her

that makes you happier, we can break up anytime. We don’t

air suddenly rushed in,

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him any longer. She turned around and walked away without looking back, her pace even picking up as she quickly disappeared from Jonathan’s sight.

gloomy weather, Jonathan’s countenance contorted, resembling a ticking time bomb on

overwhelming stench within the hospital became unbearable for him, triggering a pounding headache. Determined to escape the discomfort, he swiftly departed,