A STEP CLOSER TO PEACE

“Would you be satisfied to see her die? Why are you being stubborn!” Karen slammed.

“You think I'm being stubborn? Then you know nothing about me.”

Jay spun and darted back to his seat. But stopped when he had almost gotten around his desk.

His chest tightened and he forced down a hard lump. Turning around to face Karen while putting up the calmest expression he could mutter. “You should leave. I am never seeing her again. I am still trying to remedy the situation she has brought upon me and my company.”

“Your trauma all started because of her. I know. You have nightmares and seizures. You love and hate her at the same time. You know why? Because you still think about her.”

She spoke almost accusingly that it pricked Jay.

Jay's brows furrowed as he stared narrowly at Karen. The next instant he turned around and backed her. “Leave.”

“Jay…reconsider your decision. I know you want to hate her so much. But do you know I hate her more than you? I hate her for hurting you…for putting y