CHAPTER 14.1

My hands almost trembled as my knees became almost weak. I also don't want to look at the man in front of me. Earlier, I dragged him outside of the house, so no one will be curious about him. Now that I was leaning against his car and in front of him, I could not begin to speak.

"Condolence—"

"I don't need your condolence," I coldy uttered.

I could feel his sharp gaze. I even saw how he angrily placed his hand at the side of his waist.

"Fine. I didn't go here for that," he coldy said as well.

"Then what, Aldo? What? You'll welcome me back to your company just because I lost someone I loved? I'm sorry, but no," my voice was firm.

My mind has changed. Even if he claims me now as his fiancée, I will never accept it. For what? so that my biological parents can hurt me again? No thanks. I had enough.

"No, Sweetie. I don't want you in my company. You're inexperienced."

My lips quivered as I felt a needle piercing my heart.

"I know, because you only want me in bed."

The bitterness seemed to