The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 456

So, no matter how well Ethan did or how outstanding he was, his father would never see it. He had never received any recognition or appreciation from him either.

Ethan grew up in an incomplete family.

He then became completely rebellious. He would drink, smoke, get tattoos, and stay out all night. He eventually became a rogue and a school bully that no one dared to mess with.

At some point, someone took revenge and almost beat him to death on the street. He was covered in blood and almost died. It was at that time that he met Donna. She stayed with him one year after another.

At that time, Ethan only had her by his side. He was the one who proposed that they get into a relationship. Perhaps it was driven by his youthful recklessness and a moment of indulgence.

He did not know what it meant to like someone at that time. He thought not wanting to lose someone meant the same as liking them…

he found out that Donna was going to leave him back then, he almost sacrificed his life trying to keep her. He

only knew now that he was just unwilling to lose her. He was unwilling to see the people around him leave

one.

wanted to die. He thought if he could not keep the people around him when he was alive, he wanted to just die

was broken. And even the only person who cared about

if the whole world was abandoning him…

the car accident did not kill him.

a beam of light to him. She became his only reason

because

reason

did not take it seriously. She casually glanced at him, “Stop joking. You can’t live without me. You

coldly said, “I’ve already paid off all the high–interest loans you borrowed. I’ve also taken care of all the problems with your father. From now on, he won’t hurt you anymore. Donna, no one will live in the past forever. You lost your so–called bet with

our past relationship, I’ll give you some money so you can live the rest of your life worry–free.”

What you said were all lies, right? Ethan… You do know I love you! If it weren’t for your grandmother, I wouldn’t have been tempted to leave you back then. I just wanted to be with you openly. Now that I’m back,