Revenge On Her Ex After Rebirth novel Chapter 799

Chapter 799 A Long-Term War

In the room, Oscar was visibly shocked for a moment.

The excitement of the previous moment contrasted sharply with the sadness at present. His throat trembled. So, Hannah still wanted him to leave. She didn't want to be too uncomfortable even for a second.

Oscar hadn't spoken yet, while Hannah said, "You have so much work to do, you don't have to be here with me. I won't go anywhere. I'll stay here and take good care of myself and our baby. You shouldn't waste too much time on me. Lillian is right. You are the commander-in-chief of the country, and you are interrelated with the life and fate of millions. I was too wilful before, but after thinking about it, I feel that what I did was too childish."

Oscar looked at Hannah. He was surprised that she would say those words, not gracious but honest.

"You should go back to deal with your work first. I won't feel neglected, I hope you can be a responsible commander-in-chief." Hannah said, with a smile snaking across her face as if she was encouraging him.

Oscar's emotions were like waves, and he nodded, "Okay."

Hannah smiled again. The long-lost smile almost made Oscar lose himself.

She said, "Then go to sleep now. It will be quite tiring to take a plane tomorrow."

"Okay."

Hannah put down the book and lay down, and so did Oscar. They switched the dim light on, and the room looked very warm.

Originally they kept an elusive distance on the big bed, while Oscar suddenly moved his body. Hannah pursed her lips and chose to remain silent.

Then Oscar moved to her side. His breath was lingering. Hannah still kept silent. Later, he tentatively held her body. Hannah remained still. Finally, Oscar hugged her into his arms.

In the afternoon, after Hannah fell asleep, he couldn't help but hug her. But now he plucked up the courage to embrace her when she was awake. Seemingly holding her would make him feel at ease. And only doing that could make him feel that Hannah was still by his side, and he was still in Hannah's heart.

Hannah leaned against his chest and listened to his somewhat rapid heartbeat. And she closed her eyes and forced herself to sleep.

"Hannah, I love you," Oscar whispered in her ear.

She would rather he didn't say anything. She couldn't bear the word "love" out of his mouth.

Hannah did not respond. Oscar knew that she would not respond to him. He just held her tightly. They quietly fell asleep.

The next morning, Oscar left before she woke up.

It was like going back to the past, every time Oscar left in the morning, he would leave quietly, since he was afraid that Hannah would be painful by his departure, while, now she only felt relieved.

Finally, he went away.

Her sudden generosity last night was also just to let Oscar go away with no worries. It was true that what Lillian told her, she took to heart. Oscar couldn't be ruined, so she couldn't be that dangerous beauty, and she must let him calm down. She didn't think Oscar would give up the country for her. But she couldn't afford to gamble, she couldn't gamble with her parents' lives because she had experienced a life-and-death parting, and she was afraid of history repeating itself, so she chose to compromise.

But in the end, she still wanted to let Oscar leave in this way. Even if she thought everything out and forced herself to accept her current identity, she still didn't want to be wronged by Oscar all the time. The fewer times to see him, the better.

She got up slowly.

As soon as she got her feet on the ground, she saw a note on the bedside table, which was handwritten by Oscar. Hannah sneered and picked it up. She even didn't read it, and threw it directly into the trash can.

How romantic it was before. But now it felt disgusting for her.