My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

Chapter 3083

Just as she was about to turn around, Brian suddenly grabbed Valda’s hand and said, “Valda, I was serious just now. I love you, really love you. Besides you, I can never love anyone else in the future.”

Valda stared at the person in front of her, then looked at the hand he was holding, feeling a sour sensation in her nose.

“I know you were serious just now, so I really appreciate you for saying these words to me. It meant a lot to me and made me feel satisfied. But Brian…” She paused, trying to make her expression look normal. “You don’t need to say anything about not being able to love anyone else in the future except for me. You will definitely meet a good woman in the future, and I will bless you, really.”

His pupils suddenly shrank, and he looked at her in shock. After a while, he hoarsely asked, “Do you think that what I said just now…wasn’t true?”

“I… want it to be real. I want to believe those words are true. So… please don’t make me say things I don’t want to say, okay?” Valda murmured.

Upon hearing this, Brian’s heart sank.

So, she didn’t actually take these as his sincere words. “Do you

think that I said these things to you because of guilt or self-blame?” he asked.

Valda remained silent.

expression had already given him the answer.

Valda’s shoulder. He said solemnly, “Valda, listen to

of guilt or

I will never lie to you again. There will be

more lies

stunned, he… loves her? Does

those words, Grace didn’t feel

her heart.

then… “Brian, do your really think that you’re only saying these things because of guilt and self-blame?” Valda murmured, “Because I saved Jasmine, you transferred the guilt and self-blame you had towards Grace onto me, and because my leg was disabled, your guilt and self-blame became even deeper. That’s why… you pity me and

true. He had been carrying the guilt and

said, his voice filled with regret. “I never meant to hurt you. I just… I didn’t know

feelings.”

softly. “But you need to let go of the past, Brian. You can’t keep carrying this burden

determination. “You’re right,” he said. “I need to let go of the past and move on. And I