Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband
Chapter 1084
Comelia was adamant about reading the letter Skyler had written for her, “I need to finish this letter. Maybe Skyler needed my help, and this time, fil be there for her no matter what”
With Cornelia firm on her decision, Marcus had no choice but to agree. He quietly accompanied her, drying her tears.
Skyler’s letter continued:
[Then, in France, when I found out how quickly Zavier had found me, I was in despair, and I wanted to end my life. But it wasn’t my time to die then, Marcus, your
husband, saved me again.
why I wanted to
to keep living. As long as you’re
do–overs. A strong will to survive prompted me to beg Marcus for help. I asked him to save me I knew he had the power to help me completely escape from Zavier, so I begged him to help me escape from Zavier, to give me a chance to
help. I knew Marcus and Zavier were friends, I was scared that he would reveal my whereabouts to Zavier. At that time, in order to escape from Zavier, I did something terrible. I told
about you, and perhaps because he made a promise to me, he never revealed my whereabouts no matter what Zavier did to him. But I’m still in Riverton, and I know Zavier is causing you trouble.
bear everything for me. Cornelia, if there’s a next life, I hope I won’t meet
matter between a husband and wife, and that outsiders should not interfere. You gave me warmth,
Skyler’s email, she
Zavier and Skyler are is on fire. Cornelia, dial the fire department, I’ll go check it out” Marcus
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