In Love, Never Say Never

He pulled my covers open, causing the sunlight to blind my eyes momentarily.

Scowling, he inquired, “Are you trying to suffocate yourself?”

I wasn’t in the mood to talk to him. “Ashton, can’t I vent my feelings? Have you ever been considerate of my feelings?”

Knitting his brows together, he asked, “Are you unwell?”

I felt tempted to strangle him. “Can’t you feel it?” I gritted out angrily.

His frown deepened. “Let’s go to the hospital.”

Infuriated by his suggestion, I threw a pillow at him. “Get out!”

Ashton left without a word and shut the door behind him.

I shut my eyes and lay on the bed, but I was too upset to sleep.

Mrs. Eriksen brought breakfast upstairs and called me hesitantly. “Letty, I brought breakfast. Why don’t you eat something and apply some ointment before going back to sleep?”

“No need!” I wasn’t someone who’d throw a tantrum without reason, so I merely replied to her coolly.

Mr. Ashton left a while ago. He told me to watch you

My voice

to persuade me and placed the tray on the table. Before she left, something occurred to her. “Letty, actually, Mr. Ashton adores you. I watched him grow up. His grandfather brought him up, so he doesn’t know how to take care of others. He’s good at solving problems because that was what his grandfather taught him. Mr. Fuller wanted him to take over the business. Mr. Ashton wasn’t born a

You’re a married

a reply. “I got it, Mrs. Eriksen. You should go back to

to eat

right

with my half-opened eyes. Winter in K City was a dreadful affair. It was drizzling now. This wouldn’t

I couldn’t fall asleep or bring myself to eat

wanted to lie in bed and do

the news of Rebecca’s miscarriage didn’t lift

force myself to sleep. However, the more I wanted to sleep, the more my body

I sat up in frustration and made my

drizzling rain was splattering lightly as the chilly wind gushed into the bedroom, waking me up instantly. I felt terribly uncomfortable, so I sat by the window and allowed the rain and wind to waft through the open

the villa were bare. No birds were visible. It was

a huge downpour, the annoyance in my heart

leaned against the wall next to the window, closing my eyes

When I was about to

had returned. He spotted me on the balcony as the cold wind wafted into