Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Chapter: 102

She was shaking like a dry leaf in his arms. Without hesitation, he held her close in his arms and helped her up. NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.

When Debbie saw the man’s face, her tears went rogue, flooding her face.

“Put me down! What are you doing here? Didn’t you want to leave me here alone? Why did you come back?” She had never seen another man as hateful and petty as Carlos!

Before Debbie, numerous women had cried their hearts out in front of

Carlos. Most of them cried because he had turned them down when they told him that they wanted to be his girlfriend.

Nonetheless, their tears and desperation had made him despise them even more. He wished that they had lived on different planets, as far away from him as possible. Strangely enough, the woman weeping in his arms right now didn’t make him feel anything Like that. On the contrary, for some inexplicable reason, his heart broke for her.

What fascinated him was the fact that, even when he had thrown her into the ocean, she didn’t shed a single tear. Instead, she came back like a fighter.

Carlos wanted to comfort her, but he didn’t know how.

“If you stop crying, I promise to get you out of here immediately.” That was the only thing he could offer her.

Fortunately, it worked. Debbie stopped weeping and glared at him, her eyes and nose red from the crying. On a second thought, she realized that he was all she could depend on at that moment. Swiftly,

she withdrew her glare and looked away.

Having noticed her varying facial expressions, Carlos felt a tug of attraction in his heart. Never had he Laid eyes upon a girl so lovely.

He cast his warm feelings aside momentarily and assumed his usual cold tone.

“Are you thinking of how to get back at me when you get to the villa?

“Darn! How did he know?” Taken aback, Debbie was suddenly at a loss for words.

“N-No, I’m not she denied, trying to appear composed.

“Can we go now?” asked Debbie.

The place was so grim and dreadful, the mere sight of her surroundings gave her goosebumps.

“Will you attend my class tomorrow?” Carlos sounded calm. ‘Look at her.

Pale, shaking, and sweating. What’s so scary about this place?’ He couldn’t understand what it was about the place that made her feel that way.

“Mmm. I will. I will attend your class tomorrow,” she answered at once. The thought of being in the same classroom with Carlos couldn’t be worse than this.

At Esastin Villa

As soon as they got back to the villa, Debbie dashed into her bedroom and went to get a shower.

She desperately needed to wash off the sweat, grime and most importantly the bad aura from her body.

Before going to sleep, Debbie posted a message in the group’s chat with her friends.

“Friendship ended,” she said.