Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 1964
Chapter 1964
Freya accepted the tissue. She was touched. “By the way, Eliza, you’re not interested in dating or men at all. Is it because you’ve met horrible guys before as well?”
Eliza lowered her head and gazed at the dark red liquid in the wine glass.
She could not help but lament. The guys she met were not only horrible.
They were scumbags.
Whether as Charity or Eliza, who had already passed away, they both sacrificed their lives for scumbags.
Seeing that Eliza went silent all of a sudden, Catherine recalled Chester saying viciously that Eliza only obtained her current achievements through men.
She did not suspect Eliza’s character, but everyone had their own sad stories. She quickly nudged Freya lightly.
Freya was stunned for a moment. Then, she came back to her senses. “It’s okay if you don’t want to answer. I was just asking.”
“Actually… It’s nothing big.”
sweet with his words and was romantic. I was inexperienced, and I even thought I had met m y true love. I didn’t care when everyone was mocking me.
thorny rose. Her smile became more nonchalant. “After that, he got engaged
was enraged from hearing Eliza’s
had experienced the same when she was with Patrick and
that considered
a lot in the entertainment industry. Look
removed the strap of her watch and revealed a scar on her
and Freya were stunned
cold-hearted Eliza had attempted
worth it. When I used to be
it wasn’t because he cared about me. He told me not to use those cheap tricks to make him soft-hearted. He said that it was idiotic and disgusting. He even told me to
laughed nonchalantly as if she
grabbed Eliza’s shoulders unconsciously.
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