The Substitute Bride: Making Memories Of Us (Lois Stone)
Chapter 168: I Haven't Fully Recovered
The truth? Was there even one between them? And was it necessary to speak of it? Brian wanted to understand Ayla’s pain, but did she still feel pain like an average person? The pain she had suffered during that one year was more than she had in her whole life.
For so many times, she had been suffering so terrible that she thought she might die.
But in the end, she suffered through one great pain after another.
"Lala, tm the only one who'll stand by your side no matter what, understand? I'm the only person you can say whatever you want to," Brian said to her.
Ayla looked up at the man before her.
'Would he be willing to be my only one?’ The person who could've been the one for her didn't end up accompanying her for a lifetime.
She was truly scared of her fate.
Ayla neither agreed nor refused.She just didn't know how to react right now.
During their conversation, the servant knocked on the door and said, "Mr.Clark, the chicken soup is ready."
"Go and have some chicken soup." Brian glanced at Ayla.She had never compromised on anything.
On the other hand, because he excelled in the field of business, never had he made concessions for anyone he had ever met.
But when he met Ayla, he allowed her to do whatever she desired.
Ayla sat at the table, staring at the delicious soup.She then took a sip, and felt disheartened.
Brian looked at Ayla from across the table and he wondered if he could get this woman back or not.
Even if he forced her to stay by his side, she would never offer him her heart.
They lived under the same roof and slept on the same bed, and yet they treated each other so awkwardly.
That night, Ayla was sleeping with her back turned against Brian.
On the other hand, he leaned against the headboard, reading a financial magazine leisurely.
Ayla hadn't said a word to Brian for the whole night.
After glancing at her, he went into the study and looked for the drug in the drawer.
It seemed as if there was nothing he could do for her other than to avenge her.
Ayla got up, pacing back and forth in the room.
touched the back of her
to go to
be difficult because of how much pain she felt.Then, Ayla left the bedroom.She
not such
all of this for her, so
her, he asked, "What's
bed? Did she come
"Actually, it's nothing important."
closed his drawer, Ayla figured
think it would be better if I don't
you're already here,
to enter Brian's study, and even Ayla hardly ever
surprised for a
because you missed having
shameless he was! Before she could move back, Brian embraced
you." She was held so tightly that she
hear that.I prefer something
flashed a devilish
think of struggling.If she did that, it would only worsen
remind you that I still haven't fully
of that, perhaps you should go back to bed and get some
Brian told her that, her
I go to bed if you won't let go of me?" said
she could tell that he wanted the opposite
Brian carried Ayla out of the study
resting for three days, she went
that there was no more problems with her body, she went back to the
presence surprised everyone in the Design
and asked, "Miss
with
am, thanks for
also smiled upon
think that you can come to the company only when you want to, just because
much about what I do with my life? I didn't come here to work, and I've asked
to enrage Linda, but she
said was
of those
create a conflict regarding who would be in charge of the Design Department, considering that it
was in charge of this whole department.It made things a lot easier to
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