Me Before You

And that Anna also foolishly thought Daniel Taylor loved her.

After listening to Emily Woodley, Isabella Brown felt that her grievances these days suddenly became not so painful.

Daniel Taylor divorced her, isn’t it because of her?

He hated her because she left him alone, so he took revenge from her, now, his revenge has finished, and he began to regret it?

It must be like this!

Other than this, she could not think of any reason for Daniel Taylor to divorce Anna.

A beautiful woman is always a little narcissistic, especially Isabella Brown. She always felt that the sun rises from the east and sets in the west every day is also affected by herself.

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In the evening, Anna and Daniel Taylor had their dinner, and Daniel Taylor dropped her back to her place.

Anna untied the safety belt and said to Daniel Taylor, "Sir, it's late. Go back and have rest. You must be tired."

She opened the door to get out of the car and heard Daniel Taylor saying, "I'll take you up."

Anna looked at him. "It's OK. I can go myself."

that you moved here. I will be a little worried after letting you go alone." It was true, not an excuse to get close to her.

of Daniel Taylor, if she will not by his side, he won’t be at ease.

she wanted to live here alone.

Anna listened to his words, smiled, and said, "Why you will stay worried? That's how I spent my

and didn't think it's a

Daniel Taylor got out of the car. "Let's go."

She looked at his back and helplessly

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the key, stood at the door and put on

the light and said in a gentle voice, "Go to bed early, I'll go back."

concerned about Anna's position and didn't plan

looked at him and said, "OK."

he almost blocked the door here.

attention to safety at night. Don't

"Okay."

reassuring look and closed the door for her.

to enter the door, stood at the window, and kept watching his car going away until she couldn’t see

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she had a strong ability to adapt, and there was nothing she could not. No matter where she would go, she would be able to

But tonight, she couldn't