Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love novel Chapter 644

Knock, knock, knock.

“Darling, are you in there? I made you coffee.”

Nathan swiftly closed the pictures Joseph had sent him and replied, "Come in."

Amelia entered with a cup of coffee. She placed it in front of him with a sorrowful expression and said, "Honey, there's something I haven't told you."

"What is it?" Nathan asked curiously.

"I overheard your phone call with Mr. Joseph. I was afraid of disturbing you, so I didn't come in."

Hearing this, Nathan looked a little awkward. "Let me explain, they meant no harm. It's just that you look remarkably similar to a friend of mine."

"You mean your first love?"

"How did you know?" Nathan’s eyes widened in surprise "I never told you about that."

"I guessed it. You were so excited the first time you saw me, and even mistook me for someone else. Anyone with a brain could figure it out," Amelia said, hugging him and pouting playfully. "But I don't mind those things. Just keep in mind that I'm your one and only now, okay?"

"Of course, why would I be with you otherwise?" Nathan said, planting a kiss on her cheek. "What's the thing you haven't told me about?"

"I...had a car accident in my senior year of high school. I collided head-on with a truck and spent half a month in the hospital. While my body was fine, my face was scarred. When I went abroad for university, I faced ridicule because of my face. I couldn't bear it and saved up money for plastic surgery. I had my nose, eyes, and chin done..." Amelia choked up as she cried. "I never meant to hide it from you. I was just afraid you'd mind that I had surgery… You know, I…I just love you so much…"

Nathan could not stand seeing a woman cry, especially not the one he loved. His heart ached, and he moved in to comfort her. At that moment, he realized that it did not matter whether she had undergone plastic surgery or not as his feelings for her remained unchanged.

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Soon, Joseph learned that Amelia had plastic surgery due to the car accident, but Chloe remained skeptical. She believed that men in love were often not the most rational beings.