Chapter 54
She Approved the Split He Fell Apart
054 Undesired Sebastianâs POV She doesnât love me anymore. Still having a hard time getting used to it, but I canât deny that anymore.
Itâs not supposed to be like this, but I feel like I lost something precious. How could you feel bad for losing something you never wanted in the first place? How is that fair?! I didnât want it, but she forced her love into my hand, and now she is taking it back, still with force. I never had a chance to make a decision in this.
Never in my life, have I ever felt what âunreachable desireâ is.
I never knew what I had until it was lost. But it was gone too fast. One second, it was as solid as the ground under my feet, and the next second it was just gone. How could someone shut down their love, so firm and decisive?
She didnât just take care of our house, she built a home for us. When I âgo homeâ, she should be there. With a smile, in a lingerie, cooking. Anything. It was a place where no problem could penetrate, where I could rest and refresh for the next day.
She made it so safe that I never even considered that it could be gone.
How could she just...leave?
I donât even know what exactly went wrong. I mean, I didnât treat her the best, I know that now, and I want to amend. But I donât even know where to start.
At first I thought I went too far when I âacceptedâ her divorce papers, but she accused me of seeing her as a blood vessel; later I thought it was because of the past few months when I was occupied by Avaâs surgery, but then it was about the one time kiss that she should never know about; I thought it was because I didnât give her the love she required, only to be told that I misunderstood her this whole time.
I keep apologizing, and every time I do, I have to find out that there is still more and meaner things that I have done to her.
I never knew I could be so cruel. And I canât even justify any of those. How could I have been so blind, for so long?
Why did I think of her as such a vicious, evil, unreasonable person for so long, but I now I canât even find a shred of evidence to prove that?
054 Unidesired +25 BONUS I mean, aside from Avaâs words.
I donât want to think in that direction, but when I took out Avaâs weight on my judgment of Scar, I suddenly found the judgment empty.
âI donât want a divorce,â I open with as genuine a tone as I can manage, âI know we have I know I have problems, but Iâm willing to work on them. Iâm sorry I didnât hear you five years ago, and I wasnât happy when I got into the marriage, but even then, I never considered ending it. It wasnât my way of tricking you into helping Ava. Marriage is sacred to me, and I intend to honor my decision.â
Scar looks surprised, and that enlightenment hurts. I think at some point she was about to laugh, but she didnât.
I dare not hope itâs because she still cares about my feelings. I guess it was her basic manner.
How did I mess up my marriage so badly?
Scar opens her mouth, only to pursue them. And then again. She wants to say something, and I can literally see her effort of trying to make them less hurtful. I have seen that process on her countless times â when she loved me.
I dare not to fathom her motivation behind it now.
I thought she would throw my horrible actions at my face. I thought she would be cold and sarcastic like before, and I was ready for that..
But she didnât. She throws me the one question I couldnât answer-
âCan you love me...ever?â
I look into her eyes, and there is no hope, like before. She used to ask me that question, all the time. She was hopeful at first, asking if someday I could âlove her like how I love Avaâ; later it became a hopeful begging like âWould I ever get a corner in your heart?â. In the end, it was more desperation than hope, like she was looking for some last straw when she would say âIf only someday...you can see me.â
I guess I never did.
I thought I was making a compromise by staying in the marriage, and I never knew Ow much I had been taking for granted.
But I canât get the word âyesâ out of my mouth.
051 Undesired +25 BONUS Iâm not sure if I could give her what she wanted, but thatâs not even the problem. I canât say it because I can see in her eyes-
She is no longer looking for that.