To Be Yours Again novel (Alec and Jenny) novel Chapter 678

Paul didn't say anything. He had really thought that way before showing up. He felt he'd treated Stephanie well enough. He could give her anything she wanted as long as she didn't leave. But she was never satisfied and always thought about leaving.

Of course, he didn't like that. However, now that he saw Stephanie getting upset and losing control of her emotions because of him, Paul realized that he might have affected her adversely.

Paul asked tentatively, "What if…I mean, if I'm willing to marry you, would you—"

"No!" Stephanie interrupted him before he could finish speaking.

Paul's expression became as dark as thunderclouds, and he exuded a terrifying aura. "What you cared about previously was that I wouldn't marry you and give you a legitimate status, right? Now that I'm willing to, why are you refusing me?"

"Who do you think you are? Do you think everyone will wait for you right where they are and beg for you to return as long as you make a slight change? "Stephanie laughed, but her words were cold and sharp.

Stephanie wouldn't have been so angry if Paul had been willing to work toward this from the beginning, even if they couldn't make their relationship public. However, he did none of that in the beginning. He only said that he wouldn't make their relationship public and wouldn't marry her because he thought she wasn't good enough for him.

Now that Stephanie had gotten away from him, his possessiveness began to take over, and he wanted her back.

Who was he kidding? Stephanie wasn't someone who would be at his beck and call.

As her words were too harsh, Paul got so angry that he forgot his initial intention of working out a compromise with her.

"You think too highly of yourself. Do you think you can escape from me just because you're under Jenny's protection?" If Paul wanted someone, no one could stop him—not even the Ten Elites would make him back down.

As soon as he said that, Stephanie knew he was going to make a move on her again. Her expression became gloomy instantly. "Paul, why do you have to be like this? Can't we just part ways nicely?"