Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 369 This Isn’t Right

Her head went blank, and understanding soon dawned upon her.

Only now did she see the light as to why Kyran would be attracted to her, why he knew how to take care of her, and how he knew in advance that she would sprain her ankle when walking down the stairs.

She had assumed he was acquainted with a blind person before, so it was because his ex- girlfriend was a blind person like her.

“I see…” Deirdre smiled. She did not know why, but she felt a pang, as if someone was hitting her heart with a hammer.

‘So, does this mean that he confessed to me because of his ex-girlfriend? Is he using me as a replacement for his ex-girlfriend?’

If there was one thing in this world that Deirdre hated the most, that would be becoming someone else’s replacement. She already had it enough when Brendan treated her like a replacement for the girl he truly loved. She did not want to become a replacement for Kyran again this time.

“So you must love her very much, right? Then why did you two break up?”

Kyran looked at Deirdre and said, “Because I did something wrong.”

“You did something wrong?”

took advantage of her

me. She didn’t have any friends, so she didn’t have anyone to talk to when she was facing trouble and couldn’t reach me when she needed me the most as I

was a blind person

understood what it felt like to stay alone in a

and helpless and

isn’t a very good feeling,

let out a mocking smile.

were as clear as deer’s

j*rk. I locked her in the house when she wanted to leave because I was afraid of losing her. I

up and down heavily as her breathing became ragged. For a moment, she felt as if Brendan, her nightmare, was beside

he could to keep her by his side. He had

to the story?” asked Kyran. He stretched out his arm, slowly and carefully trying to reach out for

thoughts and said with a frown. “This isn’t right. You ignored her when she had no one but you, and you forced her to stay by your side when she had enough disappointment. How could you do that to

was stern. “You’re not