Love On Ice: Don’t Leave Me, My Charming Liar

Chapter 365: Ethan remained seated, outwardly calm yet inwardly disturbed by Austen's accusations. Love? To him, it held no value. He had everything under his command. What was there to regret? Ever since he was fifteen, he had never failed to get what he wanted, and he was determined not to start now. Unable to stomach the idea of Nyla being with someone else, he was content to keep her close indefinitely. Austen's fists clenched. "Do you really think her happiness is irrelevant? That her feelings don't matter? Are you trying to turn her into your prisoner?

She's a human being!" His anger boiled over as he slammed his hand on the table, standing up and letting his emotions overpower his judgment. Despite the risk of offending Ethan, Austen continued, "You're doing this because Nyla no longer looks at you the same way. You can't accept that, so you keep her trapped here. Ethan, I didn't think you'd be scared." Ethan's cold gaze seemed to consume the entire room. He locked eyes with Austen and, unexpectedly, chuckled. "Enough. I think it's time for you to leave. I'm not letting her go." "How dare you!" Austen exclaimed, his frustration evident.

"You'll regret this one day," he said to Ethan, his expression neutral but his tone firm. The door slammed behind him. Ethan remained seated, outwardly calm yet inwardly disturbed by Austen's accusations. Love? To him, it held no value. He had everything under his command. What was there to regret? Ever since he was fifteen, he had never failed to get what he wanted, and he was determined not to start now. Discover stories now galnovℯℓs.cøm Unable to stomach the idea of Nyla being with someone else, he was content to keep her close indefinitely. Austen's fists clenched.

"Do you really think her happiness is irrelevant? That her feelings don't matter? Are you trying to turn her into your prisoner? She's a human being!" His anger boiled over as he slammed his hand on the table, standing up and letting his emotions overpower his judgment. Despite the risk of offending Ethan, Austen continued, "You're doing this because Nyla no longer looks at you the same way. You can't accept that, so you keep her trapped here. Ethan, I didn't think you'd be scared." Ethan's cold gaze seemed to consume the entire room. He locked eyes with Austen and, unexpectedly, chuckled.

"Enough. I think it's time for you to leave. I'm not letting her go." "How dare you!" Austen exclaimed, his frustration evident. "You'll regret this one day," he said to Ethan, his expression neutral but his tone firm. The door slammed behind him. . . .