“What you say doesn’t count.“
Joshua sighed and looked at the heavy rain in front of him and the sea in the distance.
“I always wanted to know whether it hurts falling into the sea from here. Would I survive? If, like her, I
were to bear the pain she bore that day, would she forgive me?“
“No,“ a cold voice interrupted Joshua abruptly.
Joshua was stunned. After a while, he looked back in surprise. Behind him, under Lucas’ umbrella, was
Luna, standing still and looking at him coldly, arrogantly.
A hint of panic flashed across Joshua’s face, but after a while, it instantly disappeared.
He furrowed his brows and looked at Luna. “Why are you here?“
“Nellie got me to come.“ Luna looked at him without any expression on her face. “Nellie was afraid that
her father would learn from me, jumping down Bay Bridge back then, so she called me to get me to
come to check on you.“
Luna’s gaze was cold and rather sarcastic.
“I thought that a cold-hearted person like you wouldn’t do stupid things like this, Mr. Lynch. I guess I’ve
overestimated you.“
Joshua furrowed his brows and looked at her wordlessly.
“I do want to tell you this though, Joshua.“ Luna took a deep breath and looked at him. “Even if you were
to jump down, I won’t forgive you. I’ll still hate you.
“You could jump down once, or ten times, or even a hundred times, but I still won’t forgive you, no matter
what.“
Joshua narrowed his eyes and looked at her. He chuckled bitterly.
Truth be told, he came to the bridge not because he wanted to jump. He knew that death would not be
able to solve any problems.
It was…
Luna made him feel despair the night before.
Ever since birth up to that moment when he was the Lynch Group’s president. He was one of the most
influential figures of Banyan City, born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He had always been the pride of
the family, standing on top, looking down at everyone.
There was nothing that could make him feel disappointed, helpless, and in despair.
Besides Luna.
Six years ago, he truly felt what it meant to be in heart-wrenching pain.
Six years later, he felt the deep helplessness and despair once again, because of the decision Luna
made and the things she said to him the night before.
That made him understand that in this world, it did not mean that if he had the ability or power, he would
be able to get what he wanted.
Her trust and feelings for him had been completely destroyed, along with the car accident six years ago.
He came here, looking at the bridge that changed his life. He felt like the universe played a huge joke on
him.
The woman who used to be so obsessed with him, who once was so in love with him, who trusted him
the most… How did she become someone who did not belong to him, someone who he could not get
through?
After a while, Joshua raised his gaze and looked at Luna’s eyes.
“Tell me then, Luna, what should I do for you to give me a chance to explain myself?“
Joshua’s look painfully pierced through Luna. She had never seen him in such a way before. He was
always aloof and arrogant, cold, and distant.
This was the first time Luna saw that look in his eyes.
She took a deep breath and looked away, not daring to meet his gaze.
“Joshua, if you were one of them who plotted the accident back then, I won’t forgive you no matter what,
but…“
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