Chapter 1215
Dishes were gradually brought out one after another. Then a bowl of sweet potato soup was served. Cecilia took the ladle and filled a small bowl for Blake. “I specifically requested them to make this. I used to drink it often. Of course, this can’t compare to the soup that you used to make for me in the past.
“Now that I’ve made some money, you won’t have to cook anymore.”
Blake, who had been watching Cecilia talk, avoided eye contact. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
Cecilia smiled at Blake. “It’s okay if you can’t remember that now; I remember everything.
“Come on, have some soup. After you finish, I’ll show you what you want to see.”
Blake, despite her initial reluctance, grabbed the spoon and gradually succumbed to Cecilia’s persuasion.
in her bowl in just a few minutes. She said, ” Can you tell me now? You’d better
her phone and opened a
individuals behind him. A woman in her forties or fifties knelt on
front of the woman, looked cold
a few words, and the woman’s
pressing against her,
moment, a loud gunshot sound could then be heard,
in disbelief at the paused video on the phone. She could not endure it any longer, so she
Blake’s back. “Blake, this is the man you like. This is the side of him that you’ve never
isn’t him! I don’t believe that’s him. Y-You’re lying to
Kevin is just like Zach. He’s not worth waiting for. Isn’t Liam treating you well? During the long time when you were hospitalized and
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