She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Sebastian’s POV

It’s not the first time that I have had this doubt.

Scar is a lot like the girl I saved…more than Ave. Not her look, her spirit. I guess I saw that even before she brought up the divorce. I dodged her exactly because I couldn’t accept myself looking for similarities between her and the girl I saved when she was Ava’s bully.

I stare into her eyes, and I can’t see a shred of guilt for lying.

Disappointment overwhelms me.

“She…she what?” I frown, blinking to reboot my brain. Ava showed a video of my proposal??? I didn’t even know I was going to propose that day, and Ava definitely didn’t take a video.

It’s ridiculous how everyone thinks I’m in love with Ava when of all women, I have never even dated her.

Scar’s script sets up so romantically and ideally, but the truth is, Ava and I have been in the same strings of schools, but never at the same time. Even Scar, the first impression I have of her that I can remember was when I visited Ava when they both entered high school when I was already graduating from college

that. She was just a kid, a little sister that I sworn to protect. She

character in the scene just now, snooping around speakily – thinking that she did that sneakily. Now to think about it, those

was.

where I am now, I don’t see her peeking as evil

like me?” I ask Scar, only to realize how little I know about her, “I never asked but… why were you

barely to malked to her before she went into high school,

in marriage. I was so against that idea, taking that as a shameless blackmail so

calmly, and now I hear how

“I’m sorry-”

her wrist out of my grip, “What

know if that’s more of a bother to her, or a show

sponsor of the movie now,” James Deep comes up to my help. “He seems to have high

looks right into Scar’s eyes, warning her seriously: “If you want the audience to

to realize that he is