Love Began with the First Meeting
Chapter 551 Misunderstanding Hurts (Part One)
At the rehab center in A City. Daniel just sat there, dispirited and lethargic.
He stared at Molly and begged, "Molly, I don't want to be here.
Let me out.
I promise, I will behave myself. I will never use drugs once I'm out. Please let me go. I don't want to stay here."
Molly had never expected that only a few days after parting from him, Daniel would become such a mess. Hearing his pleas, her heart softened; her eyes teared up.
"I..."
"Little Molly," Eric interrupted her, "If you want to see Daniel die of drug addiction, then you can let him out."
Molly knew that Eric was right, but she didn't want to see Daniel suffer either.
"No, Molly, let me go," Daniel grasped Molly's hand as he glared at Eric. His voice was agitated and eager, "Let me out. If I have to stay here any longer, I might as well kill myself. Do you want to see me die, Molly?"
"Daniel..." Molly said. She didn't want to ignore his request - he looked so desperate and miserable. But, she made the most reasonable choice. Daniel used to be such a good boy. He was a straight A student with great self-discipline. But now, he was just a junkie. It broke her heart. In the past, Daniel assisted and supported her through her hardships. Now, it was her turn to help him. "Daniel, you must go through this detox."
"No, Molly, I don't want to live like this," Daniel shouted and cried, "How can you just stand there and watch me suffer? How can you do this to me?"
Eric frowned and was about to say something when Molly forcibly pulled her hand back and cried, "You will never see me again unless you promise to get rid of this drug addiction."
Sensing Molly's resolution, Daniel stopped crying and put on a spiteful look. He shot a nasty glance at her, then said hatefully, "I get it... You are with Mr. Brian Long now. You have his kid. So you don't need me any more. Your brother means nothing to you now, huh?"
not true!" Molly exclaimed.
more intense, "If you do care about me, then why are
was speechless.
Daniel tried to digest his words, Eric added, "You had already been drugged while you were
were both
far as I know, Brian was the one who had got you into rehab after he had told Elias to work out an antidote for Dream." The surprised look on
you saying? What do you mean?" Daniel glared and howled at him, "Even if what you said is true, remember that he was
risk his life in the Phoenix Mountain." His voice was cold and harsh. No matter how many differences he and Brian had, he would never let another person smear Brian's name in front of him.
"Let me
center took Daniel away. Disdainfully, Eric stood up and walked out. Molly, still crying, followed him. When they were inside the car, she
I said," Eric said plainly.
didn't inject the drug?" Molly asked, but felt like it was a stupid question. She frowned.
answered, "Brian did inject
remembered something Brian had once said to her. He had told her that one day
take me to Emp?" Molly's voice was low and flustered.
then turned around and moped. He had hoped to push Molly away from Brian. He shouldn't have challenged Daniel
drove Molly to Emp. "I have work to do. You go upstairs
then continued, "You have a place in my heart too, and you'll never be
walk away. Eric watched her and murmured sarcastically, "Even if I have a place in your heart, that is never comparable to Brian's, is
too indecisive and uncertain about his heart, he hated his present self.
told Brian that she was coming and the staff here didn't know her. So she had no
but to wait in the hall.
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