Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap novel Chapter 905

Atwood sighed and followed Stanford away.

Lindsay was not reconciled. She loved him so hard and devoted herself to him. But now she ended up like this. She was not reconciled!

“Stanford James, don’t you even have any feeling for me? Even a little bit of touching? If so, I would die willingly.”

Stanford stopped, turned around to look at her, and said with certainty, “I have never loved you, not even the smallest little bit.”

He really didn’t think there’s any feeling between them.

Lindsay clenched her hands into fists and smashed them to the ground, “Impossible! Impossible! You must have loved me before!”

Stanford ignored her, walked out of the room without looking back.

“Stanford James!”

Lindsay's unwilling voice still sound behind him, “I love you. I love you. I can die for you. Why are you so cruel? Why do you treat me like this?”

Stanford turned around and walked two steps towards her, “You said you can die for me? Then you may just die. Please go to hell and go to heaven. I afraid that you might disturb my wife.”

Lindsay was completely stunned.

He… He told her to die, right?

“What? Don't you want to die for me?” Stanford sneered. “Or you are just saying?”

Lindsay’s lips were trembling, “I don’t want to leave the world you live in.”

“Oh. If you can die now, maybe I can still remember your face.”

Die? This word is easy to say, but how many people can really make up their minds?

It’s easy to talk about death. But she felt terrified when she thought about ending her life and never seeing this world again.

“Stanford...”

Stanford made a very cold voice from his throat, “Lindsay Leroy, your love is nothing but your own opinion.”

“No.” Lindsay shook her head. She knew that she loved him, “Death… But if I die, I will never see you again...”

“But when you die, I will remember you. I will never love you while you are alive. Don't you love me very much? Don't you want me to remember you?” Stanford's almost ruthless voice made Lindsay horrified, “Please, will you save me?”

Stanford seemed to have heard some big joke, and left two words coldly, “No! Never!”

“Atwood Barret.” Stanford turned around. “I want her to die!”

Atwood bowed his head hurriedly and said, “Maybe she was...”

Stanford looked over with a sullen look, and Atwood shut up immediately, “I see.”

Lindsay thought he came here to save her, but she didn't expect that his arrival brought her one step closer to death.

She couldn't figure it out. She couldn't understand it. How could Stanford know?

Is it Simona?

Who is the one who exposed her?

Could it be...Amanda?

No, she would not believe it.

She obviously died in that fire.

She was impossible to be alive.

Impossible!

She didn't want to believe that Amanda might still be alive!

That was the person she hated the most. She was the one who took away the one she loved.

Walking out of the police department, Atwood looked at Stanford, “You really believe that Lindsay Leroy killed Amanda? You believe the words of that man after he comes to your office?”

Stanford did not answer but said, “Give me the keys to the car.”

Atwood worried, “Where are you going, I'll take you there.”

His mood was down. Atwood was worried about him.

“Give it to me!” Stanford suddenly went mad, and then he realized that he shouldn't be mad at Atwood, “I'm in a bad mood.”

Atwood handed him the car key, “If you didn’t feel well, can I have a drink with you?”

Stanford looked up at him.

Atwood said, “You are alone. It is better to let me accompany you. I know there is a nice bar. It’s very quiet, and we will not be disturbed.”

“I want to be alone.” He pressed the unlock button and got into the car.