Come Back to Me

Chapter 467 She Wanted To Sleep Alone (Part One)

A hint of disappointment flashed across Bob's eyes, but he still smiled and bent over to kiss her. Elsa turned her head to avoid his touch, and then he unbuttoned her clothes. In a rage, she knocked off his hand, pushed him away, sat up, and shouted at him excitedly, "I said, don't touch me!"

All of a sudden, Bob sat up and asked in astonishment, "What's wrong?"

Ignoring her, Elsa jumped out of bed and walked towards the door. Startled, he rushed to the door and pulled her back. Holding her tightly in panic, he asked, "Where are you going?" Elsa struggled hard in his arms and shouted, "Let go of me."

Holding her tightly, he sighed and said softly, "What's wrong?" Wasn't she fine just now?

Elsa couldn't get rid of his grip and suddenly began to cry, tears rolling down, and even Bob was scared out of her wits. He hadn't seen her like this since they got married, and she seldom cried.

He held her tightly and said painfully, "Don't cry, Elsa. You are mine now. Why can't I touch you?" After hearing his words, Elsa became more emotional. She struggled hard and cried, "Let go of me, let me go."

"No!" He held her more tightly and said firmly. Elsa pounded his chest with her fists and cried heartbrokenly, "Liar, liar. Why did you lie to me? " Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

Elsa cried hysterically and Bob hugged her tightly in panic. He was confused. "What liar?"

Elsa cried and shouted, constantly pounding on his chest, "Liar, you said he would talk to me, but why didn't he even look at me? He didn't care about me at all. No matter what I did, he wouldn't care. Even if I died, he wouldn't look at me. Liar, why did you lie to me to marry you?"

Her hysterical questioning made Bob frozen in place, and his arms around her waist also became stiff. He lowered her head and looked at her sadly. His heart seemed to be torn into pieces. It turned out... It

turned out that she really believed what he said, so she married him. Before marriage, he told Elsa that if she married another man, a man with a bad reputation, Brody would definitely not let her go, and perhaps he would divorce Tracy for her.

At that time, he just said it casually, but she really took it seriously.

"Liar, he doesn't love me... Why do you want me to marry you? " Elsa cried and thumped him on the chest. Bob stood still and let her cry. After a long time, she was tired of crying and beating, so she stopped feebly. When her body was about to collapse to the ground, he stretched out his arm to hold her light body tightly. He took a deep breath, looked at her with complicated black eyes, and said in a sad voice, "You... Did you really take my words seriously? "

Elsa didn't answer, but sobbed faintly. He sighed and said, "I lied to you just to let you marry me." She raised her head and looked at him sadly. Soon, her face returned to be pale.

Raising her chin, Bob stared at her face with his black eyes and asked, "Do you really love him?" He didn't want to see her so depressed. He would rather she cry and shout, because he could feel her existence, her breath and heartbeat. But every time her face was like dead water, his heart began to sink.

Elsa shook her head. Bob looked at her with a complicated expression. He said in a low voice, "Then you didn't mean to marry me, did you?" She raised her sad eyes to look at him, but still shook her head. He scolded in a low voice, "Say something!"

Tears welled up in Elsa's eyes again, but she still didn't say anything. He smiled bitterly with a bit of self mockery and said, "You are in my arms now. The man you should think of is me, not anyone else!" She looked at him with tears, but still didn't answer. He sighed, "Then, what am I in your eyes?"

She still didn't answer. It seemed that she was still immersed in the grief of losing Brody. All of a sudden, he looked at her with both pity and love. He said weakly, "But he is not only married, but also

has three children." As soon as he finished speaking, he felt his heart was torn apart.

"He's married and have children. But you still can't forget him. You're so pitiful!" He stared at her tearful eyes and said sarcastically. Elsa lowered her head and cried more fiercely. Her helpless look finally made him feel a little resentful. Unwilling to part, he stretched out his arms and tightly held her soft body into his arms. He whispered, "Elsa, you know... What does marriage mean? "

"Marriage?" In a trance, she asked in a hoarse voice. But he knew that her question was not from the bottom of her heart, but just a casual sentence.

Bob tightened his arms and said with mixed feelings, "Marriage means that they have to live together, to support each other, to get married, your husband is your closest and beloved person, no matter how much you hate him. Marriage means that you have to be together forever!"

"But I never thought about it!" She said in a hoarse and simple voice. Then Bob let go of her, looked down at her face, and wiped away the tears on her face. He said softly, "No, you have thought about it. If you haven't thought about it, how could you marry me so blindly?"

"You lied to me!"

With a bitter smile at the corners of his mouth, he bent over and kissed her forehead. "Silly girl, you are so stupid. That's not the reason why you married me, right? You clearly know that Brody and Tracy love each other, and you have no chance at all..."

Elsa didn't answer. Bob said in a soft voice, "Elsa, in fact... You still like me, don't you? " She pushed him away violently and glared at him as if she was stimulated. She shouted, "Only a madman likes you. I don't like you!"

Hearing that, Bob's face froze. Elsa looked at him with sad eyes and said resentfully, "If I wasn't cheated by you, how could I marry a demon who tortured me and destroyed me?"

He reached out his hand to hug her, but was pushed away by her. She looked at him angrily and shouted, "If I don't have any other purpose, how can I marry a demon who tortured me and ruined everything? Unless I am really crazy. "

Elsa was so excited that she had only seen Bob before when he locked her up.

He sighed and smiled with self mockery. "I have been flattering myself."

Elsa didn't say anything. She stood still and glared at him angrily. He sighed, but still insisted on pulling her into his arms. He looked at her sadly and said, "So, you are not willing to do that?"

Elsa was stunned and wanted to shake her head, but her consciousness seemed to be controlled by something. At last, she chose to say nothing and do nothing.

Holding her in his arms, he said seriously, "But you're married."

Elsa didn't answer. All of a sudden, the look on his face became particularly serious. He looked at her and said word by word, "If you really hate me so much, we can divorce."

Elsa was stunned and looked at him in shock. Divorce? She had never thought about it before. Bob's black eyes keenly captured the subtle change in Elsa's expression. His eyes darkened and he continued, "If you really don't want to, I will choose to divorce you!"