Ex-girlfriend Asks For Reconciliation

During Natalya Patton’s birthday celebration, a provocative question exposes the fragile reality of her relationship with Kendall Powell. When asked to choose between her current boyfriend and her past lover, Natalya publicly confesses that her ex remains unforgettable and still has a chance with her. Expecting Kendall to erupt in anger, the shocked guests look on in sympathy. Instead, Kendall delivers a calm, unexpected ultimatum, suggesting the two former lovers simply reunite.

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Chapter 5

Natalya looked at me in a daze. Looking gloomy, she said, "Are you... are you crazy?"

I asked back, "Do you think I'm joking?"

She became nervous and said again, "We are about to get married. Are you sure you are breaking up with me at this time? Kendall! Are you fooling around with me?"

I walked up to her and said, "Pack up your things and leave my house as soon as possible!"

After saying these words, I went back to the bedroom and covered myself with a blanket before falling asleep.

I didn't know how long it had been. Natalya followed me back to the bedroom.

She lay behind me and hugged me. With a crying tone, she said, "Kendall, don't be angry. I know today is our fifth anniversary."

"Are you angry because I didn't come back to celebrate the anniversary with you?"

"You can't be so selfish."

"It's just an anniversary. We can celebrate it this year and next year. But Spencer was so upset because of the divorce. If I didn't go to comfort him, I'm afraid that he would do something stupid."

Listening to Natalya's ridiculous and self-righteous explanation, I was more determined to break up.

I shook her hands away and stood up.

Natalya stood up and asked, "Where are you going?"

I said directly, "I'm going to sleep in the guest room."

"Kendall! Are you serious?" Natalya shouted at me, adding, "We are getting married. How can I face relatives, friends, and family in the future? How can you suddenly regret it?"

"This is your business. It has nothing to do with me!"

I went straight to the guest room.

I didn't feel like I owed her anything.

Maybe she would feel embarrassed in front of her relatives and friends because of my sudden change of mind, but she often comforted her ex until late at night, which shamed me more.

"Since we can't tolerate each other, why bother getting married?"

Faced with my indifference, Natalya suddenly burst into tears.

She cried and asked me, "Are you so heartless?"

"You'd better move out tomorrow!"

I finished speaking and went straight to the second bedroom.

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