This Time Hi Be the Villain’s Favorite Daughter novel Chapter 141

Chapter 141 Seeing Double

A small figure sat by the bed.

Maya’s heart suddenly skipped a beat.

Just like how Lawrence could recognize her from just a figure, Maya could also recognize him from a single silhouette.

“Lawrence?”

She spoke softly.

That small body trembled.

Then, he turned around.

Maya saw that face.

A face identical to hers.

And those amber eyes were exactly like her own.

He was looking at her right now.

His eyes were wide open.

They were so wide open that it seemed like he wanted to fit her whole inside them.

“I…”

Lawrence seemed stunned by this sudden moment. He opened his mouth slightly.

What should he say?

Hello?

Do I know you?

But he realized he couldn’t say anything at all.

It was like something blocked his voice. No proper words could come out.

He could only look at her.

Lawrence’s eyes widened without him knowing, and tears fell without him realizing it.

He didn’t even realize he was crying.

His vision blurred, his face became wet, and his breathing turned uneven and rushed.

Before Maya could even step forward, she saw his knees weaken. He stumbled toward her.

He cried so hard that his whole body was trembling and he was unable to say a single word.

At that moment, all hesitation, all restraint, all calm and control became meaningless.

The moment he saw her, his knees gave out. He rushed forward and hugged Maya tightly, crying so hard, so painfully.

We were separated for years….

And reunited today.

How should I greet you?

With silence…

With tears…

The original lines are from the poem “When We Two Parted” by the British Romantic poet George Gordon Byron.

If I should meet thee, after long years, how should I greet thee? With silence and tears.

Maya crouched down and held him tightly.

He looked so pitiful.

He didn’t make a single sound. If the clothes on her chest hadn’t turned wet, she might have thought he was just resting his face against her without any reaction.

He was crying silently.

The kind of crying that was so suppressed, he didn’t even dare make a sound.

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