Love Gets The Best Of Me

dsome face, with fine features and perfect outlines

had said some

e warned her not to disg

rke's eyes was for her. It turned out, he was only worri

lace in his

, he was shocked to notice that there

also couldn't understand why he had easily lost

ntact her, he called everyone that she knew. No one could give him any information about her whereabouts

e even pushed back a few things that had bee

th worried a

ared of l

ized that it was

t himself fall

ooked at her. But he tried his best to conceal the passion in hi

he other side of the sofa and sat down, too tired to contend wi

to explain anymore. She had intended to tell him everything just now, thinking that

e at once. He picked up the car

s remember your duty." He then tu

ame. Her voice was so gentle that it made

all figure standing in the hallway. She

ounded him out abo

ed in a stiff tone, "Why ar

n. I feel lonely staying alone in this house all

ings you can do. I have told you in the first place that I don't want a baby,

is receding back. When he disappeared behind t

he didn't w

didn't want a baby, or he onl

in and subconsciously pu

lued. And now, she was about to h

ing out loud. It was a kind of laugh that she had never made b

ld laughter gradually turned into sobs

face in her ha

ugh the white curtains. Several blue and white hydrangeas in the pots by the wi

rled up under the quilt,

ht. At first, she thought that it was b

rned it off, sh

plessness had nothing to do with the

and fumbled at the other side o

t Burke didn't co

her face. He didn't wa

im since he left

t was she

they lived together. She s

to get up. She checked who was calling, and fo

h to adjust her mood

el

his is G

d the familiar soft and gentle voice. She could say that the pers

hat the old woma

k Burke to bring you here on time, okay? Grandma h

Burke's name. But she immediately collect

ng up now. Let's just talk

you later

Rose stared blan

eady half-

he repair shop, and it was difficult to hail a taxi in this area. B

ondering on what to d

ick you up at ten-thirty.

her a short and conc

ving an order to his subor

s been treating

at her reflection in the mirror. She was wearing a white nightdress, and

effort to fix herself up toda

it, at least she could impress t

of him again,

head of the time. She then stood outside the villa to wait for

is car halted in f

lue chiffon dress, and her hair was tied in

om afar. She was so beautiful, with fair and smooth

hid all the emotions that su

e window and said