Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

"Liv, I'm just ..." "Don't touch me.

You're disgusting." Under the moonlight, Olivia's face was filled with tears.

Like a sharp knife, the sight pierced Ethan's heart.

He thought that Olivia had slightly enjoyed the moment just now.

But he could only see disgust on Olivia's face.

Ethan's hand was outstretched, intending to comfort her.

But now, it hung in the air as he stared at her.

“Ethan, what right do you have to think that you can come back after barging into my life and leaving without notice? What do you take me for? “We were divorced a long time ago.

Shall I explain to you what a divorce means? It means that the couple no longer has anything to do with each other.

But what are you doing right now?" Lowering his head, Ethan said in a small voice, "I admit to the mistakes I made, but can't you give me a chance to make it up to you and the children?" "I don't need it.

We're getting by just fine without you.

Ethan, the best compensation you can give me is to stay far away from me." "Liv, do you truly hate me this much?" "Yes.

I hate you to the core.

I hate you for putting me through so much hardship, and I also hate you for conjuring up a wonderful dream for me and destroying it yourself.

"I hate you for turning me into who I am today." Ethan's gaze turned dark.

a bright moon suddenly

long time later, Ethan spoke up, "I'm sorry." He stared

to you

has

didn't want to leave, so I pretended to

hate me

genuinely don't want to do anything that would warrant an apology to you, but I keep messing

end, I still hurt

I'm a selfish and stubborn

know me." He wanted to reach out and hug her again,

happened because

also deserve everything I'm going through right

the one at

back

has been three

realize that I'm the one who still can't let go." He looked

for intruding." With that, he turned around and left without another look

at all, but he looked

as if his body was covered in invisible

a lone wolf in the wild, which only had the moon

Olivia's fingers trembled.

that she could grab hold of

her sense of reason

only be repeating her mistakes and going through the same

should have gone their separate ways