Chapter 409 A Clean Break With Zac (2/2)

She remained adamant even when he was involved in scandals with other women.

Eventually she stormed off after she learned that he had betrayed her again.But life brought her back to him a few years later, to his astonishment.

tside the window.

”I'm sorry.” She said in a low voice.

He did not respond. After a long time, a low voice slowly came through, ”from now on, we have nothing to do with each other. I will let you completely disappear from my world.” Every word was squeezed out of his teeth. His heart was filled with hatred, which was too deep to be fathomable. His hatred for her was the same as his love for her.

With her hands on her chest, Essie felt so painful that she could hardly breathe.

The rain was still falling, as if time was running out.

He didn't close the window, and the cold wind blew in. His wide windbreaker was bulging, like the wings of a bird, and her wet hair was disheveled by the cold wind.

His clothes were wet, but he didn't move, like a puppet with a soul taken away.

After a long while, the rain finally stopped. When the last raindrop clattered on the ground, he said in a weak and hoarse voice, ”the rain stopped. You can go now.”

She was still painful, and she felt dizzy, with her eyes wide open, and her limbs numb and her body cold. She knew that she should turn around to go out, but her feet seemed to be nailed to the ground and she could not take any steps.

She stood there for a long time, too numb to know what to do, but he had never turned around.

”What are you waiting for? Get out of my sight now. I don't want to see you anymore.” His shoulders trembled slightly, so did his voice.

She trembled as if being hit by a stick. Biting her lips hard, she turned her head and ran out.

The cold wind blew away the residual rain and mist in the mountain forest.

Through the window, he watched her get in the car and disappear in the cold street and his world as well.

Bright sunshine came through clouds and mist, lighting up the mountain forest and the room, but it failed to light up his dark eyes.

He stood there for a long time until the shadow turned red in the sunset, and the night was dark without the last light in the room. Then he walked to the bedside and fell down...