CEO Devoted

ou took my breath away and ten years later, you still do. Don't you remember how I used to make you feel, Kins? Please, darling, tell me you remember the way we were. She held her breath as I

e always seen it and I will always see it. I wish I could change things. If I could take it back... Damn, I just can't do this anymore. I spent years regretting what I can't change, and now I see it in the way you look at me, in the way you talk to me. You blame me, Christian, so stop pretending you don't. - I do not care anymore. Let's work on it. “All you'd be doing is settling for me, and I can't do that to you. We've been trying to make this work for years. It is enough. You have to let me go. — The fuck I will. I pushed him. - Stop! Just stop! We agree! —What other choice did you give me? — The only choice we have left! —That's not the answer! Our chests were rising and falling in unison, which was the only thing in sync with us. — How can you not see that? What are you doing to yourself, to me – to us? I backed away, his questions leaving me breathless. - What do you want me to do? —Fight for us! — I can't do more than I already have, Christian! I no longer have the strength to fight! Everything was taken away with every—” I stopped myself, unable to say the words. It hurt like hell. — Christian! I do not want to stay here! I need to leave! —For God's sake, Kinley! You can't leave my sister's wedding! - I don't mind! It's your fault that no one knows the truth, and the longer I stay here, the harder it is not to tell everyone! Even though I didn't want him to say the words, there was no way to contain the fury that was rising in his body as he spat: — Let's not ruin their marriage because you want to tell everyone that we're getting divorced! - Yes! I want to tell everyone! It's time! We've been hiding this f