Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 757

He hugged her from behind, put his arms around her waist, and rested his chin on her neck. His warm breath came with the sound. "Why are you crying?"

Evelyn couldn't speak at all. Her throat seemed to be wrapped in a sour lemon. She couldn't speak and could only shake her head desperately. The moment she lowered her eyes, her tears fell on the man's arm.

The tears corroded his skin and heart like sulfuric acid. His eyes were red, but he comforted her softly. "Don't cry. It's all in the past. Now that you can come back to me safe and sound, I'm grateful to God."

Hearing this, not only did she not feel good, but she also felt even more uncomfortable. Was everything over? How did he get through it? Just like this?

He didn't sleep in the middle of the night and drank a lot. When he got home, he sat alone at the head of the bed and talked to himself with a cold mobile phone in his arms?

She didn't even dare to imagine that scene. In the past five years, she had been restraining her emotions, not thinking about him, and not looking at anything about him.

On the contrary, he was desperately thinking about her, collecting everything about her, and torturing himself for five years.

Kevin had told her about his experiences over the years, but no matter how much outsiders talked about it, it was still less shocking than seeing it with her own eyes at this moment. Why was he so stupid and didn't know how to give up?

"Why, why..." Evelyn cried so hard that she couldn't say a complete sentence.

He let go of her and walked up to her. When his gaze landed on her red eyes and tear-stained face, he felt pity for her. He raised his hand to wipe away her tears, but no matter how hard he tried, he could not wipe them away. He sighed helplessly and pulled her back into his embrace. "Don't cry. I'm not doing this to make you sadder. I just miss you very much. Doing this will make me feel better. You don't have to think too much about it."

It took Evelyn a long time to squeeze out a sentence. "Did you spend the past five years like this?"