Chapter 360: 360. We broke up_1 Chapter 360: 360. We broke up_1 He reached out and brought the infuriated Helen lendy, her cheeks flushed red, into his embrace. He lifted his hand and gently grazed the tip of her nose, saying:
“I don’t care at all whether they can be together, what concerns is our business.”
Helen lendy was stunned by his indulgent gesture for half a second before she disgustingly tried to push him away. But the harder she pushed Harry Hall, the stronger the strength around her waist beca.
“What else is there to talk about between us?”
Helen lendy could not help but roll her eyes, “Didn’t your mom relay my words to you? Then I will personally convey my intentions to you, Harry Hall, we broke up, we’ve been broken up for many years. Please stay away from , and also tell your mom that I really won’t cling to you anymore. Can she let go, please?”
She clasped her hands together, pleading with Harry Hall, even though her attitude did not seem sincere.
“I’m not born into your wealthy families; running a law firm and making so money is not easy for . I’m begging you, can you please give a break?”
Harry Hall’s complexion suddenly turned terrifyingly dark, causing Helen lendy to pause in surprise. She seldom saw Harry lose his temper, at least not in front of her. He rarely got angry, let alone like now, with an aura as if he was shrouded in frost.
“So? When I dated you back then, were you unaware of my background, or when you chased after , was it just a ga to you?”
Harry Hall’s voice was as cold as his eyes at this mont, as if it could freeze a layer of frost.
Helen lendy was choked by his question and endured for a mont before retorting: “I… when I chased after you it was real, and wanting to break up with you was also real.”
She saw the temperature on Harry Hall’s face drop even further, causing a sense of dread in her heart, yet she stubbornly stood her ground, saying:
“At first, I thought, although there was so, no, a great disparity in our family backgrounds, it didn’t matter. As long as we truly loved each other, that would be enough. But in reality, it wasn’t…”
She smiled faintly, her eyes filled with a touch of bitterness, “When two people are in love, maybe it’s just about the two of us, but marriage is about two families. Our worlds are too different, your way of living is completely unlike mine, making feel out of place. Even if I try to fit in, it’s just too exhausting. If I force myself to be with you, I will only beco a joke, and I will also turn you into a laughingstock in your circles.”
Her heart held so bitterness as she had always kept these words to herself, feeling them overly sentintal. After all, Harry was right; she had known he was the Young Master of the Hall Family when she pursued him actively.
If she was the one who initiated the chase, what right did she have to complain about being tired or weary?
“Harry Hall, it was after being with you that I realized how important it is to be well-matched in social and economic status.”
Her words made Harry Hall laugh angrily, his expression becoming frightfully grim, “Helen lendy, you’re truly laughable. When you liked , you could provoke without a second thought, and when you’re tired, you just walk away without any discussion. What do you take for?”
He gripped Helen lendy’s arms with such strength that it was almost too much for her to bear, yet facing Harry Hall, she was stubbornly refusing to cry out in pain.
The next second, Harry Hall slowly let her go, his dark, deep eyes gazing at her in silence for a while before he spoke in a hoarse voice, “Fine, as you wish, we’re broken up.”
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