Chapter 1625
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Adalson grabbed his brush, dipped it in the black ink and continued his calligraphy. Without looking at
them, he said, âLeave Blair alone.
Youâll be here on the third day of the New Year, right? Iâll ask your grandpa to talk Blair into coming
back, and weâll have a reunion dinner then.â
Now Hartwell really wanted to open an investigation. His father never hid anything from him. Hartwell
became even more curious why sheâd run off and get engaged to that guy. It didnât sound Like she
knew him well.
âOkay, got it. I only came back to grab a file. I should get going now. Dad wants to talk to you, Wesley.â
Wesley nodded to Hartwell and watched him Leave the study.
Adalson put down his brush again.
âI asked you to come here because Iâm interested in the goings on in a nearby city. I need two men
from your team. Theyâll be stationed in that city for two yearsâ¦â
They began to talk about work. They didnât even go off on a tangent into personal matters.
Adalson acted as if he knew nothing about what was between Blair and
Wesley. Even after Wesley turned down Blairâs proposal, he didnât ask
Wesley a thing about it.
They talked for quite a while. When Wesley turned around to leave,
Adalson called out to stop him.
âWesley. You have a bright future in the military. Work harder. Try to move up in rank in two years.â
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Adalson was clear about one thing. It wasnât that Wesley had no feelings for Blair. The main reason
that Wesley had turned her down was because he was already married-to the country. The ambitious
young man wasnât satisfied with his current situation. He wanted to hit the battlefield and protect his
country.
Adalson also understood Blair rushed her engagement because she was angry at Wesley. It wasnât a
rational decision.
Anyway, he couldnât get involved. Together or not, it was up to them.
Wesley stood straight and saluted Adalson. With a resolute and confident look in his eyes, he
answered loudly, âYes, sir! I wonât fail you.â
Wesley hopped in his car after leaving the Jenkins familyâs house. But he didnât start the engine. He
whipped his phone out and tapped on a
WeChat dialog box. He scrolled down the chat log to find messages from six months ago. The last
message was Blair asking him to book the flight ticket.
He then tapped on her WeChat Moments. He found a new post from yesterday. It was all in English.
Wesley read it carefully. She wrote,
âSomeone says, if you dream of a person you havenât seen in a long time, then heâs erasing you from
his memory. Someone says, if you dream of the same person three times, it means that everything
between you and that person is ending. I saw the guy in my dream. Did he forget me?
And I dreamed of him three times. So itâs over, right?â
He saw that Talbot left a comment a few minutes ago.
âWhat do you mean?â he wrote.