Chapter 2796 - 269: Even If You Marry Someone Else, I Won’t Let You Be With Another Man

Chapter 2796: Chapter 269: Even If You Marry Someone Else, I Won’t Let You Be With Another Man

Finally, Allen waited outside the door for a while. When he no longer heard any strange sounds from inside, he left with reassurance.

Inside the door, the entwined couple finally ended in a posture that left Molly Wellington feeling disheveled and humiliated, after Abraham Redington’s moment of satisfaction.

As soon as Abraham Redington released her, Molly Wellington dragged her weak and trembling legs, avoiding him and retreating to the corner of the wall.

If she hadn’t been too weak to walk, Molly Wellington would have wanted to run straight into the innermost compartment and lock the door tightly.

Seeing Molly Wellington’s evasive actions, the satisfaction in Abraham Redington’s blue eyes suddenly darkened.

He loved her, wanted to cherish her, apologized for his mistakes, but she never accepted them.

If she hates him that much, then let her continue to hate him... Hate is better than completely forgetting him and marrying another man.

Ever since he found out that Molly Wellington was getting married, the good temper Abraham Redington had developed over the years had completely collapsed, and he reverted to being the Abraham Redington of the past.

Using any means necessary, as long as he could have the person he wanted.

The man took long strides, pressing her into the corner of the wall.

He placed his hands on either side of Molly Wellington, trapping her between his arms: "Molly... Was that good just now? Your fiancé can’t satisfy you; only I truly understand you."

She had been entangled with him since she was eighteen-years-old, and it continued to this day.

Or rather, since he was ten and realized he liked this girl, he had never intended to let her go.

Even when he initially fled Europe, forcing himself not to touch her, he couldn’t restrain himself each time she was about to become another man’s wife and no longer belong to him, and he would come back to take her away.

After all these years, Abraham Redington truly understood.

Molly Wellington was his tribulation, and since he could never let go in this life, he might as well hold onto her and sink together.

"Leave... I don’t want to see you..." Molly Wellington held her hands over her chest, turning her head away to avoid looking at him.

She didn’t want to see this man now.

Before this, she had longed to see Abraham Redington, but now she detested it just as much.

He was so vile; despite so many years, he hadn’t changed, remaining as overbearing and obsessive as ever.

"Don’t want to see me?" Abraham Redington smirked, grinding his back teeth, "But just now, you clearly didn’t want me to leave; you couldn’t bear for me to go."

His tone was relaxed, even ambiguously suggestive, yet his icy blue eyes showed a chilling intent.

Molly Wellington kept her head down, unable to see the changes in his expression and eyes, merely speaking in a detached tone: "You’re joking, Young Master Redington. It’s just a physical encounter; it’s not like we haven’t done it before. We’re all adults now; there’s nothing about not wanting to let go of anyone. Young Master Redington traveled all the way from Europe to Eastonia to offer yourself for my enjoyment. It turns out I’m the one taking advantage, really."

"But in the future, please stay away from me, Young Master Redington. After all, you know... I’m about to get married."

She was deeply hurt by Abraham Redington’s words, so much so that she no longer wished to see this man.

Molly Wellington didn’t know where Abraham Redington heard she was going to marry Eddy Chamberlain, but since he got it wrong, he got it wrong. She couldn’t be bothered to explain and hoped he would stay away because of it.

She and Abraham Redington were indeed not suited for each other; being forced together would only leave them both scarred all over.

"Even if you get married, I won’t hand you over to another man!" Unexpectedly, Molly Wellington’s words completely enraged Abraham Redington.

Seeing the sapphire necklace hanging around her neck aggravated him further, and Abraham Redington roughly tore off the necklace, leaving a red mark on the fair skin at the back of Molly Wellington’s neck.