The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 889

He got her but still didn’t appreciate her.

Ellinor didn’t think she was anything special or particularly lucky to have a man who was so devoted to her.

She just thought Theo was different from other guys. He made her feel secure: maybe he was a bit more loyal, and the rest was up to fate, so she just let things be.

But he really was different.

He got bored easily, and he was pretty cunning too. He was always prepared, making it impossible for her to outsmart him.

That night, Ellinor pretended to sleep with her back to Theo. No matter how much he tried to spoon with her, she never turned around to face him.

She was pretending to sleep and ended up actually falling asleep.

She had a terrifying dream.

She dreamt of the time she was pushed into a dry well as a child. She was small and weak then, so she couldn’t climb out. She cried for help, but no one responded, and she was absolutely panicked.

the mouth of the well, hoping someone would find her and pull her out.

up. It

the well. He was just standing there,

she was finally saved. She reached out, hoping Theo would pull her up, but

was confused and shouted out to him, but Theo just turned around emotionlessly and left. Then, someone put a large

pitch black. No matter how much she screamed or pleaded, no one came. The air was getting thinner and thinner, and she felt like she couldn’t breathe.

she woke up!

opened her eyes wide and found that her body was drenched

then she realized the reason she couldn’t breathe in her dream

Ellinor was not in a good mood. She couldn’t push him away,

hit him with all her

then, with a satisfied smile, he breathed heavily and whispered, “Why are you hitting

Whose husband was he? They didn’t have a marriage

I didn’t want to do it today. How could you take advantage of me while I

filtering in through the window, Theo’s eyes were still a bit dazed. Obviously, he

woken up from the nightmare, this guy would have definitely taken advantage of

calling me in your sleep. How could I not think you were