Chapter 131 Only One Sunset, Only One Lily
Chapter 131 Only One Sunset, Only One Lily
<b>She </b><b>knew </b>the world was growing more restless, and sincerity had be a luxury.
But even so, she still hoped that the one who would share her life would choose her–fully and without
hesitation.
A man who had hurt her, betrayed her, and abandoned her–what right did he have to ask her to stay by his side forever?
He didn’t deserve it.
Gritting her teeth, she shoved him hard.
She tried to jump off the bed, to put distance between them.
But to her shock, he grabbed her slender waist and mmed her back down onto the bed. Then, with frantic, feverish hands, he started pushing up her dress<b>. </b>
She heard him say, “Stop being unreasonable. Stop trying to piss me off. And stop trying to leave me. Lily. give me a child!”
Give him a child…
Lily’s body trembled violently, like a dead leaf caught in <b>a </b>snowstorm.
An adult who chooses to bring a child into this world should take full responsibility for them–should give them a warm, loving home, and do everything possible to make sure they grow up happy<b>. </b>
But how could <b>two </b>people who hated each other possibly give a child a happy home?
And she had no desire to have a child with a man she no longer loved.
He didn’t deserve it!
“I’ll be good to you and to our child. I won’t let you suffer anymore. We’ll do better from now on…”
John’s voice kept going, tinged with coaxing and persuasion, but to Lily it brought no warmth–only <b>disgust</b>.
What he was doing right now was hurting her.
The moment she felt him try to rip off the undeyer of her clothes, her hatred exploded.
She summoned every ounce of strength she had and pped him hard across the face.
“<b>You </b>lunatic! John, get off me! I am never going to have your child! I just want <b>you </b><b>go</b><b>. </b>good, so I never have to deal with you <b>again</b>!”
Time seemed to freeze.
Minutes <b>passed</b>, and John stayed there, still turned from the force of her p.
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His check burned with <b>pain</b>.
But he still couldn’t believe she had actually hit him<b>. </b>
She had loved him so much, would’ve given him her whole heart–how could she bring herself to sap him?
John had always been strong, alwaysposed.
But these past four years, Lily had treated him with nothing but tenderness.
Saying she waspletely devoted to him wouldn’t be an exaggeration
He had long since fallen for her, wanting to spend <b>the </b>rest of his life with her
Normally, he didn’t fear pain<b>. </b>But right now, as the sting in his cheek grew clearer and sharper, a haze gathered in his cold, dark eyes.
After that p, John didn’t keep forcing himself on her.
Lily let out a small breath of relief.
But even after she quickly straightened her clothes, he was still pressing down on her. Her body wasn’tpletely free, so she kept her voice cold.
“Get away from me, John.”
“Just being touched by you makes me feel sick!”
The pain and hurt in John’s eyes deepened.
She used to say his embrace was her favorite ce.
That he was her favorite person.
But now, she had hit him–and said his touch made <b>her </b>sick…
The pain in his eyes spread through his entire body, finally consuming his heart.
He bent over, as if stabbed through the chest. It felt like being pierced by a thousand arrows.
It took him a long moment before he pressed a hand to his chest and forced himself to speak.
“Lily, you said we’d never break up. You said you only ever wanted to be with me.”
Lily hadn’t lost her memory. She remembered all those sweet promises.
But people change.
He had changed, so naturally she wouldn’t just stand there, waiting for him like a fool.
She was about to say that he was the one who cheated first, that he <i>had </i>no right to expect her to stay loyal, when she heard <b>him </b><b>again</b>–his voice hoarse and raw:
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“Today’s our two–<b>year </b>anniversary, Can we stop fighting, just for today?”
Lily froze, hard.
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After cutting ties with him so thoroughly, she had actually forgotten what day it was–two years since they made it official.
This timest year, they had been <b>head </b><b>over </b>heels for <b>each </b>other <b>and </b>had celebrated it together.
She had said she wanted to watch the sunset with <b>him</b><b>. </b>Wanted fireworks
That evening, he sat with her and watched the sunset. That night, up on a hill, he set off fireworks just for her–long and beautiful.
He had surprised her with a huge bouquet of red roses. Hidden among the flowers was a carefully <b>chosen </b>gift for their anniversary.
She had thrown herself into his arms,ughing and clinging to him like a spoiled child.
She told <b>him </b>he could only give roses to her.
That for the rest of <b>his </b>life, he could only watch sunsets with her, and only light fireworks for her.
When you’re fully immersed in a love like that, it’s almost ridiculous–believing that, in their heart, you’re the one and only.
That night, under a sky full of <b>stars </b>and the glow of moonlight, he kissed her deeply and swore she was only one he’d ever <b>love</b>.
From that moment on, John <b>would </b>only pick roses for Lily, only set off fireworks for Lily, only watch sunsets with Lily
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