Love in Blind (Caden and Grace) novel Chapter 258

Caden did not want to ask for help, but he had already panicked.

Love was not something that someone can obtain by force.

In the guest room, the fragrance which could help sleep was still curling up. Sitting beside Grace’s bed and looking at the woman on the bed, he was so helpless and did not know what to say.

He called Humbert. It was so late, and Humbert answered the phone sleepily. Humbert listened carefully to Caden’s words about him and Grace.

Caden’s deep voice seemed that he was lonely in the peaceful bedroom on this quiet night.

After listening quietly, Humbert remained silent for a long time.

He didn’t know much about love.

However, he clearly knew about Caden, his best friend.

Hearing that Caden talked about what happened this night, Humbert clearly felt what he was deliberately avoiding.

Even so, he could feel his bitterness by the deep voice of the man on the phone.

Humbert suddenly said, “There is not a good man in the Shaw family. You never knew how to love someone.

Caden, once you fall in love with a woman, all you think about is how to get this woman.

You force her and make her have no way to go, and when she is helpless and at a loss for what to do, you reached out. As a Shaw, this is the way you love someone.”

Incomparably cruel.

“You are like this. So is Kern.”

Humbert said, “But Caden, have you ever thought that the person who is loved by you in this way might not be happy?”

Humbert’s words were like a long sword, piercing straight into Caden’s heart ... quickly, accurately and ruthlessly!

He couldn’t help but laugh self-deprecatingly. This was really Humbert’s usual style. On the other end of the phone, Caden gently wiped the sticky sweat off the woman’s cheeks with a hot towel.

“What should I do?”

The hand that Humbert held up his phone trembled violently ... Caden, would one day lower his head and abandon his arrogance to show his weakness and ask for help?

“What should I do with her?” the man slowly asked on the phone.

Blinking his eyes again and again, Humbert was sure that he hadn’t heard wrongly, “Just like an ordinary man loves his beloved woman.”