Chapter 2784 - 257: A Broad Hand Presses Her Head Into His Chest

Chapter 2784: Chapter 257: A Broad Hand Presses Her Head Into His Chest

Allen knew that when he was young, it was said that his eyes couldn’t see, and the one who was always with him was his sister.

Later, when Father and Mother reconciled, because their love was so strong, Mother was always monopolized by Father.

As a result, from the moment he became conscious, it was Molly Wellington who raised him.

They relied on each other, and you could say that in this world, Allen understands Molly Wellington the most, and Molly Wellington understands Allen the most.

Others only see him venting in the training room, but Molly Wellington can easily see that just a moment ago—he wanted to kill someone.

Yes, that’s right, he wanted to kill that man named Abraham Redington.

Even though he’s the second heir of the Lucas family, anyone who hurt his sister, he didn’t want to leave a single one.

"Allen... I don’t want you to go after Abraham Redington, not just for him, but for you too."

Molly Wellington knows Allen too well. His so-called ’going after’ Abraham Redington means more than just ’looking for’ him.

It means going to fight Abraham Redington to the death.

"I only dated Abraham Redington, and it’s normal for relationships to have ups and downs. If it’s right, you stay together, if not, you break up. This is normal. We just broke up and you want to fight him to the death, anyone who doesn’t know would think your sister is afraid of not being wanted..."

"How could you not be wanted? My classmates and teammates, many of them want to date you. Even Daddy has arranged suitable matchmaking candidates for you, if you’re willing to nod, there are plenty of people queuing to marry the eldest daughter of the Wellington Group."

Speaking of which, Allen’s deep seductive eyes suddenly turned sharp: "However this time, even if you agree to date or matchmake with those people, you must let me have a look first. Abraham Redington... I haven’t liked him since I was young. In comparison, I admire Brother Charlie more."

’Brother Charlie’ in Allen’s mouth is the eldest son of the Lucas family, Jordan Lancaster.

Molly Wellington’s former fiancé, now... he is Harrison Lucas’s husband.

"Even Brother Ben is married now, and you’re bringing it up." Molly Wellington was frustrated, Allen admired Jordan Lancaster since he was young and has always been the most loyal supporter of her and Jordan Lancaster.

"And the truth is, I’ve never liked Brother Ben. Actually, none of you need to blame Abraham Redington, nor do you need to settle scores with him. I was the one who liked him, and I don’t regret having liked him in the past, because it was a part of my life."

"It’s just that now I don’t have the courage to keep liking him..."

As Molly Wellington spoke, her eyes were downcast, and her bright and clear eyes became veiled with gloom.

Since she returned to A City, she hasn’t faced her feelings for Abraham Redington directly.

In front of her parents, she showed openness and indifference, but in front of Allen, she revealed her true emotions for the first time.

Helplessness, loneliness, and regret yet with a sense of powerlessness.

This was her true attitude towards this relationship.

The love once had cannot be loved again, the courage once used gradually fades away.

The feelings once followed sincerely have become timid and cowardly.

To say not feeling sad, disappointed, or regretful, how could that be possible?

It’s just that all of this cannot be expressed in front of others. She’s even afraid that a single emotional expression would cause her parents to blame Redington, thereby affecting the relationship between the Wellington and Lucas families.

It is only at this moment, in front of Allen, that she can reveal her true feelings.

Molly Wellington’s head lowered more and more, and the tears in her eyes pooled more and more.

A large hand pressed her head into his chest, Allen embraced the forlorn Molly Wellington before him and held her tight.

"Alright, it’s just Abraham Redington... let go when it’s time, we won’t mention him in the future."