Come Back to Me novel Chapter 19

Tracy's soft body froze in place. She didn't say anything, but just put on a bitter smile.

Tears trickled down at the corners of her mouth, salty, astringent, and bitter.

"Are you afraid that I will abuse him as a stepmother?" She burst into tears.

"Right your position is enough."

"I don't need your hypocritical sympathy."

Suddenly, Tracy pushed Brody away with all her strength, got out of bed and rushed out of the room.

As it was already late at night, the streets were packed with people and vehicles. Tracy didn't care about it and just kept running.

It seemed that from which time, she had learned to run to relieve the unhappiness in her heart.

When she was tired from running, she stopped and gasped. Her lungs were dry as if they were about to burn.

Tracy was sitting on the chair next to the trees gracefully, leaning against the chair, with her arms on it. Her head slowly drooped, and she rested her head on her arm.

If she could choose, she really didn't want to go back to that suffocating home any more.

She had been tortured enough by Brody, and now she had a son somehow.

"Are you crying again?"

The voice was full of reproach and also affection.

A tall voice came over, and she looked at the man with red eyes.

Looking at Ben, Tracy couldn't help comparing him with Brody.

At the same, Ben was quiet and wise. Although he looked cold, he was very considerate to her.

He didn't mean to hurt people, but Brody …

He was rude, overbearing, unreasonable and confident.

She didn't understand why there was such a big difference between the two outstanding people.

"Are you making fun of me again?"

Said Ben. His deep eyes seemed to be able to read other people's mind.

She looked up at him, and he seemed to see through her mind.

He always talked to her in a spoiling tone. However, as for Brody, except for behaving overbearingly, he either gave orders to the journalists with cold eyes or just insulted them.

"No --"

Tracy stood up after wiping off her tears.

Ben came to her, stretched out his arms and held her in his arms.

But, like a frightened deer, Tracy was trying to dodge his hand.

Ben looked down at her in disappointment, and finally put his arm down. He knew that if he didn't let her go, this little woman would definitely get furious again.

He would be in trouble then.

Tracy turned around and wiped off her tears sullenly.

"Girl, are you still mad at me?" Ben said in a deep voice. There was something romantic in his voice.

"No, I didn't."

Tracy said indifferently.

"No ?" Ben gave in reluctantly and his face softened.

Taking no notice of her struggling, Ben lifted Tracy up and put her into the car steadily.

Ben pulled a long face and said to her silently, "Tracy, I regret that I didn't marry you."

However, Tracy was not aware of Ben's unusual reaction, and always thought of Brody.

At the corner of the street, a woman stared at Ben in a loss until he got on the car and left.

"Ben, stop the car. I want to go home."