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lmao the maid changed lanes really fast. What is confusing is why did she look down on Adeline in the past but looks up to her now, especially if she was nice in the past as well? whatever its probably just a fmc’s power to make anyone like them with one glance.
Not a bad person lol. He murdered the fmc and she still have such thoughts. Bet when she finds the reason why he did it, she will be think that it couldn’t be helped lol
Reminding me even more of “Honey I’m Going on Strike” Who wants to bet that he never even had that sort of relationship with that woman in the first place and just didn’t bother paying enough attention to see what was going on?
So he’s a cold, cheating murderer. Hm. Let’s see what ridiculous twists this author had to make in the story to allow us to still like the FL when she inevitably forgives him. 😑
Cozy Blessed
one thing is for sure, some things are different from the past.
baby im not even here.....im hallucination
lmao the maid changed lanes really fast. What is confusing is why did she look down on Adeline in the past but looks up to her now, especially if she was nice in the past as well? whatever its probably just a fmc’s power to make anyone like them with one glance.
Sicarius
Not a bad person lol. He murdered the fmc and she still have such thoughts. Bet when she finds the reason why he did it, she will be think that it couldn’t be helped lol
MiscMech
Reminding me even more of “Honey I’m Going on Strike” Who wants to bet that he never even had that sort of relationship with that woman in the first place and just didn’t bother paying enough attention to see what was going on?
FaeBreeze
So he’s a cold, cheating murderer. Hm. Let’s see what ridiculous twists this author had to make in the story to allow us to still like the FL when she inevitably forgives him. 😑
Quokka
He’s trash..
Anyway let’s give him reason for everything he’d done