Chapter 130
Ice-Cold Ceo, Crazy Love
Early the next morningâ¦
When Thomas went out, he told Mrs. Smith that he was going to wait at the cafe in advance. But in fact, he went to Anaville Airport.
He looked at the exit with a slightly complicated expression.
He had thought that he would never see Monica again in his life.
Although he was heartbroken, he had been slowly recovering and tried his best to get rid of this hopeless oneâsided love.
However, Monica was back.
He didnât know whether to be happy or sad.
No matter how he felt, the plane arrived on time.
He recognized the woman whom he hadnât seen for more than a year almost at first sight.
He looked at her almost greedily.
Her hair seemed to have grown a little longer.
However, she looked even more depressed than before.
She looked a little haggard and seemed to be having a hard time.
Thomas pursed his lips.
He didnât know why she had been reduced to this.
Monica chose the painter herself.
She had given up her identity, her family, and everything for that man.
She had once told him firmly that she would definitely be happy.
She said that she was content as long as she had love.
She said that she would never regret it in her life.
J M But now that she was back, did she regret it?
Thomas felt uncertain, but he still called out, âMonica.â
Monica turned around in surprise. âEdie?â
Then, she saw Thomas. She immediately frowned. âThomas? How come itâs you? I remember I didnât tell you when I would arrive. Whereâs Edie?â
Thomas was slightly puzzled as he thought, âEdie?â
Because of Benâs terrifying look, Monica had always been hiding as far away from him as possible.
The only time she called Ben âEdieâ was when she asked him to help her out.
Now, why did she suddenly call Ben âEdieâ so naturally?
Although Thomas was puzzled, he still said honestly, âBen informed me.â
âThen why didnât he come?â Monica glanced at him with dissatisfaction. âDid you tell him not to come? I know you are fond of me, but Iâve already said that I only think of you as a friend. Even if I decide to come back, thereâs no possibility between us.â
Thomas fell silent.
Monica had always been so rude to him.
It was probably because she was sure that he liked her. So she had nothing to fear.
Thomas pursed his lips and said slowly, âBen has nothing to do with you. He has no reason to pick you up.â
âThomas!â Monica was unhappy. âWhatâs wrong with you? Edieâ and I were husband and wife. How come he has nothing to do with me?â
âHusband and wife?â Thomas asked calmly, âI almost knelt down to beg Ben for help.â
Monica looked a little embarrassed, but she still insisted. âEdie and I grew up together. Itâs definitely not all because of you that heâs willing to marry me. He must have liked me.â
Thomas frowned. âMonica, what are you dreaming about?â
âDreaming about?â Monica was unhappy. âIâll call Edie now.â
She picked up her phone and made a call.
âWhy canât I get through?â
She frowned and tried again.
She still couldnât get through.
She wanted to try again.
âYouâve been blocked,â said Thomas calmly.
âThatâs impossible.â Monica looked at him in disbelief. âHow could Edie block me? I will ask him myself.â
She was about to leave on impulse, but Thomas grabbed her hand.
âWhat are you doing?â She looked at him angrily.
Thomas couldnât describe how he felt.
Disappointment and numbness overwhelmed his heart.
He said mechanically, âBen already has a new wife. The situation is different from how it was when you married him. They love each other. Monica, you canât disturb them.â
âI donât want to do anything! But Iâm still friends with Edie. Canât we even meet as friends? Is his wife so petty?â Monica looked innocent.
Thomas was at a loss for words.
After a long time, he said, âExcept for seeing Ben, donât you have anything else to do now?â
âFor example?â Monica did not understand his words at all.
Thomasâs expression was complicated. âYour parents thought that you were dead. They were heartbroken in the past year and looked as if they had aged 10 years overnight. Monica, when I saw them like that, more than once I regretted having helped you. But I am willing to bear the guilt if you are really happy and donât regret your decision. However, you are back now.â
Chap 130 âIsnât it good that Iâm back?â Monica was a little impatient.
Thomas pursed his lips and said, âYouâre back. But unfortunately, youâre already dead by law. If this problem is not resolved properly, Ben, who helped you fake your death, will be in trouble. Havenât you ever thought of this? Whatâs more, your parents have been sad and in pain for more than a year. Since youâve made your decision and come back, you should go to see them first and tell them not to be sad anymore. Didnât this ever come to your mind?â
Thomas rarely spoke to her in such a stern tone. Monica was stunned for a moment.
After a while, she looked at him with some grievance and said in a soft voice, âI⦠I just. didnât think of it for the moment. Why are you being so fierce toward me? Thomas, donât you like me anymore?â
A deep sense of fatigue suddenly rose in Thomasâs heart.
But looking at Monicaâs pitiful look, he finally softened his tone.
âItâs recorded that you fell into the sea and died. Fortunately, people didnât find your corpse. This time, you can say that you floated to the shore and were rescued by someone. I will look for someone to act as your lifesaver. You should make up a story and collude with âyour lifesaverâ. Donât make any mistakes. Otherwise, Ben, who helped you fake your death certificate, will be in a lot of trouble. Do you understand?â
âI understand.â This time, Monica nodded obediently.
âDonât appear in front of people youâre familiar with now. Wait until I find someone to act as your lifesaver and teach him to retell the story,â said Thomas.
âI see.â Monica looked at him with her big watery eyes. âThomas, youâre the best to me.â
She always knew how to sway him.
His heart skipped a beat, and he looked away awkwardly. âIâve booked a hotel for you. You can stay there for now. I have something else to do, so I have to leave first.â
âLeave? Where are you going?â Monica couldnât help but feel frustrated. âYou donât want me to see other people, but youâre not accompanying me. What should I do when Iâm alone?â
âIâm only going for an hour.â Thomas felt a headache coming on.
âWhatâs going on?â Monica asked.
Thomas looked at her and pursed his lips. âI have a blind date.â