Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter 895

Quickly, he masked his disappointment with laughter.

“Alright, you should head home and get packed. Don’t waste your time here.”

Millie and Marcus exited the hospital together. Concerned by Marcus * somber expression, Millie softlyasked, “Darling, why so silent?”

Millie sensed Marcus’ jealousy growing. Throughout their journey, she noticed that he wore aparticularly serious expression.

When Marcus felt jealous, he could become quite unreasonable.

Marcus halted and, seeing Millie’s anxious look, took her hand. His face softened, jealousy replaced bya smile.

“Let’s head home and pack.” They continued on their way, hands entwined.

Across from the hospital, Patrick observed them leaving. Disappointment weighing on him, he turnedand headed back to the agricultural station. He had the afternoon off, and he planned to spend it withMillie, only to replace Marcus was also there.

“Aron, you scoundrel! I leave for the countryside just for a few days, and you’re off sleeping withanother woman, How dare you treat me this way? You scoundrel!

“You think I’m making this up? My friend saw you and even took a picture. You swore I was the onlyone you ever loved. You’ve lied to me, you scoundrel.”

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Laurel had barely left the hospital when a friend called her, urging her to return to Preagend withoutdelay; her friend had seen Aron and a young woman exiting a hotel.

Stunned by the news, Laurel couldn’t believe it. She knew Aron had a roguish reputation, but she neverthought him so licentious. Especially since both families had spoken about them getting married.

How could he betray her like this?

“Break up? You have the audacity to call me a shrew and end things with me?”

Laurel felt a wave of emotions and began to tremble. The man was caught being unfaithful, and insteadof apologizing, he wanted to end their relationship.

Tears welled in her eyes as she tightly gripped her phone.

“Fine, let’s end this, scoundrel, But know this: I’m the one leaving you.” With that, she hurled her phoneto the ground.

A car’s horn blared, and the vehicle sped toward her.

The driver was distracted by a phone call and didn’t notice Laurel standing in the road until it was toolate to brake.

“Ah she screamed, frozen in fear as the car bore down on her.

“Watch out!” came a shout.

At the last moment, a man yanked Laurel from harm’s way, and she tumbled into his arms.

“Why were you standing in the middle of the road? You could have been killed,” he chided.

Laurel looked up, taking in his clean, handsome face and the fresh scent of his clothing.