A Relentless Pursuit for Love novel Chapter 704

Chapter 704 

“To Sage: 

‘I miss you. 

‘Truth be told, there isn’t a moment since you left me that I haven’t missed you. ‘Every sleepless night, I would hold the only thing you left with me like I’m holding on to dear life. I would look at every nook and cranny of it and hope to see something new. 

‘As of now, it’s the dawn of a new day here in Saleem City. It should still be nighttime in Birmingham. Is it cold? Is it raining? ‘The only thing I can do is check the weather in Birmingham, but what I really want to know is your situation. 

‘How are you? Who am I kidding? You’d be fine. After all, without me by your side and with your loving brothers around you, there’s no way you wouldn’t be fine. ‘Do you know how many times I’ve tried to go to Birmingham? I was under explicit orders from my doctor not to get on a plane after my surgery. If I took a ship, would you throw me into the sea? 

‘I know how bad your temper can get; you’re like a cat. You seem like a harmless little thing. but if something were to trigger you, you’d instantly blow up. 

‘Even your brothers want to stay on your good side, much less somebody like me who did you 

wrong 

‘I know you probably wouldn’t even care enough to throw a tantrum when you see me, but even your gaze is enough to hurt me. 

‘I’ve always wondered how I didn’t discover you for who you are, even when we lived together for three whole years. 

‘In the end, I can only blame myself for how dumb I was. 

‘You have no idea what those three years meant for me. I felt like someone who fell into the very depths of purgatory and was saved by an angel. 

‘I would occasionally dream that I was falling into an endless pit, and an angel in white would swoop down from the heavens to save me. However, no matter how hard I try, I can’t make out the angel’s face. 

‘I could’ve never figured out that the angel was right next to me. Up until the day you left, suddenly, everything made sense to me. 

‘I remember, after I told you about the divorce, I was returning from the hospital, and the servant told me that you left. 

“The moment I pushed open the doors to your room, I could vaguely make out the scent of roses, like what you would smell like if you were there. After that day, the scent became ever so faint, until it seemed like something that I had imagined. 

“Only then did the notion that you left become real to me. 

‘I know that I hurt you. 

‘I know you tried your best to care for me for three years, but I didn’t even treat you well for a day.