My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 333: Flory, Let’s Go Home
The rain hit the umbrella with a loud and harsh noise.
Florence stiffened suddenly as the shadow of Ernest appeared in her mind.
She suddenly raised her head, but the light in her eyes dimmed immediately when she saw the man’s appearance.
It was not him.
Yes. She and him had already made it clear, have parted their ways. Why did she still want him to come to her?
There was no need to find him anymore, no need to meet him.
As if her chest was about to explode with pain. She hurriedly turned her head and buried her face in her knees, crying silently.
Her fingers gripped her arm tightly, digging her nails into her arm painfully. It seemed that maybe by hurting herself she could relieve the suffocation in her heart a little bit.
Collin looked at her in distress and frowned.
He squatted down, held Florence’s tightly pinching hands and moved her fingers away one by one.
His voice was low and gentle, “Flory, let’s go home.”
Florence stayed stiff and didn’t move. She didn’t want to go anywhere. For her, there was darkness everywhere and it was the suffocating heartache.
If she had known that losing someone would be so painful, she wouldn’t have fallen in love.
“If you want to pinch, pinch me. It’s more enjoyable.”
Collin forced her to put her hand on his shoulder and pressed her fingers hard.
Florence was stunned. As she tried to remove her hand, Collin smoothly took advantage of it and pulled her off the ground.
“Leave me alone…”
Florence said while sobbing, wanting to push Collin away.
I will accompany you in the rain. If you want to cry, just hold me and cry.”
Collin’s tone was extraordinarily firm as he picked her up in his arms without any explanation.
The rain filled the air and hit them both without any hinderance. Collin’s clean clothes were also dampened and his hair began to accumulate beads of water in it.
“You don’t need to
comply. He walked along the side
rain, just tell me, I
car slowly followed
it was cold and painful. At this
“Why do I have to be seen
will keep it a
wet. But his smile felt extraordinarily
just as terrible as before, but
looked up at the heavy rain that was falling densely and her choked voice seemed to cry out,
return to its
return to their own life. No more intersection, no
……
rain was getting heavier and heavier, falling down as if it was about to flood
the rain
ran out like this late in the evening, did she get caught
for her to catch a cold and fever. She hadn’t
to go to her with an umbrella to keep
he remembered her decisiveness when she had left. Her firm
It was all over.
As if his heart had the weight of a
out, the heartache he could never feel
to control than this in
as he raised his foot and
“Mr.…”
his injury had not healed completely. So, he couldn’t just get
to catch up
Timothy was holding an umbrella for him, his expressions stayed cold and indifferent as he walked
at Ernest’s back and sighed as if he was suddenly just
my fault. I ruined their happiness and made them into this
held up the umbrella for her and comforted, “Ma’am, you tried your best to match them up. Besides, Florence is the young lady of the Fraser family.
than just
family bears a grudge in the future because I incurred hatred between them,
always change for the
going to change for the better? Georgia looked weakly at Ernest’s lonely back. She had never
out as much as possible, the rain was still heavy and Ernest’s clothes were dampened quite
at his wet
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