Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled novel Chapter 464

Neil walked over and picked up the bouquet, his face emotionless as he took a sniff.

I was taken aback, blurting out, "Last time I saw you holding flowers was our wedding day, and you looked terrible."

Only I knew how I felt that day.

Neil exuded nothing but repulsion towards me. When he presented me with the bouquet, his eyes were devoid of warmth, as if he was handing me a knife instead.

Everyone else was happy for me then. Stella and my parents included. Despite knowing that my love was unrequited, they were happy that I managed to marry Neil.

My heart was torn between joy and sorrow, unable to fully describe my feelings.

Neil, still holding the flowers, froze for a second as if lost in thought.

"Why bring up something from so long ago?" He asked.

I didn't know.

Memories have a way of resurfacing when you least expect it.

I didn't answer Neil's question, instead telling him, "Those flowers were from Karina."

Upon hearing Karina's name, Neil's expression shifted, a distinct displeasure painted in his eyes. He probably didn't want Karina visiting me, regardless of her reasons.

The next moment, Neil tossed the bouquet into the trash, a move that took me by surprise.

"If you don't like them, throw them away. Why keep them around?" After disposing of the flowers, Neil brushed his hands off, his tone nonchalant, as if forgetting the flowers were actually from his current girlfriend.

His current girlfriend, also his once lost first love.

I stared at the bouquet poking out from the trash bin, at a loss for words about Neil's actions. If Karina had left a moment later and saw this, she would be devastated.

"What did you come here for? To throw away flowers?" I finally found my voice, "Didn't you know Karina was coming to see me today?"

Karina had explicitly mentioned that she was here to see me on Neil's behalf.

Neil took a seat, his expression unchanged, "I came to pay for Louis' medical bills. I was the one who hurt him, it's only right that I cover his medical expenses."

I knew Louis was hospitalized, but I didn't know he was in the same hospital. Luckily, he was still incapacitated; otherwise, he would probably try to find me.

"You didn't have to hurt him that bad, especially not for me." I said somberly.

"Who said I did it for you?" Neil's expression faltered slightly but quickly returned to normal. He looked down at his own fingers, his hands were handsome enough to be a hand model.

"He had it coming. I just never got around to it. This time, I settled old scores and new ones." Neil continued.

Since Neil was looking down, all I could see was the top of his head and his high nose bridge. From the time I first met him till now, his hair had always been its original color, never dyed any other color.

Russel was the same, which was why they occasionally seemed like the same person to me.