For as long as he could remember, she had never said that she didn''t love him. Neither did she say that she loved him.


    This was in fact a mystery to him. It was his own guess that Rosalie didn''t love him and wasn''t happy.


    Rosalie''s heart ached. She looked up at him and stared at him silently, her gaze sorrowful. Then, with a slight smirk, she asked, "Don''t you find yourself hrious for asking me that question now? What exactly do you want?"


    "I want to know what you feel about me. I want the truth."


    Theodore rested his palms on both sides of her face, circling her in his arms as he drew her. He was much taller than she was, and had to bend his neck down low to be near her.


    "So, tell me now. What exactly do you feel about me? I want the truth."


    Theodore didn''t understand Rosalie, and she didn''t understand him either.


    They didn''t understand each other. There seemed to be a barrier that urgently needed to be broken, but there was a fear in doing so. Keeping things like this would only result in more and more misunderstandings.


    "You want the truth, is that it?" Rosalie asked. "Would telling you the truth change anything?"


    "If you don''t tell the truth, who would know how things would end? Rose, you''re hiding way too many things from me. Right now, I want you to tell me everything, be it what you truly feel about me or anything other secrets you''re keeping from me."


    Theodore felt like a fool, being thest to find out about things regarding Rosalie. Even Sebastian, an outsider to them, knew about it earlier than he did.


    Rosalie looked down helplessly.


    This man was still holding himself back despite wanting to know what she felt.


    He didn''t dare to give her any promises, but demanded to know what she felt about him after they got divorced. He was simplyughable.


    "I can tell you everything, but on one condition."


    "What is it?" Theodore asked.


    "Don''t be so eager. You definitely won''t be able to do it."


    There were some things which she felt confident of predicting the results of.


    "How would you know if you don''t say it out loud? I can give you whatever you want," Theodore said confidently.


    He had everything in the world, and even if he didn''t, he would get it for her, as long as she told the truth.


    "Really?" Rosalie almost believed Theodore, given his unequivocal promise. However, her rationality held her back from falling for his words. "Of course. Tell me, what''s the condition?"


    Rosalie looked up at him, and said calmly, "The condition is that you split up with Cynthia and cut off all ties with her, and never see her ever again."


    Theodore was stunned as shock registered in his eyes. He thought he must have heard her wrongly. "What did you say?"


    "I''ve said it very clearly, you heard it for sure." Rosalie refused to repeat herself She could tell from theN?velDrama.Org content rights.


    shock in Theodore''s eyes that he couldn''t even handle hearing the


    question itself.


    "Have you gone mad?" Theodore said with furrowed brows. Frustration shed past his eyes. "Why would you ask for something like that?"


    "Well, I just did," Rosalie said tly.


    "condition. Can you do it? is


    If you can,


    I''ll tell you every But


    if you can''t, there''s no need for you to know everything anyway.


    “Rosalie Young,” Theodore gripped her shoulders tight and drew his face nearer to hers, and snarled forcefully, “Don''t y me for a fool."


    "I''m not, I''m being absolutely


    serious. You divorced me for her, but


    now, you want to know how I feel about you and what I''m hiding from you. In that case, you''ve got to pay the price. I can''t just let you have your way."


    She couldn''t let him just do as he pleased all the time.