Tangled in his Obsession novel Chapter 250

Seraphina was lying in bed when she heard it, and for a moment, she looked lost, as if she was in a dream.

Leandro said he missed her.

In dreams of a long time ago, she had imagined this scenario countless times.

In her dreams, she started off laughing, then crying. When she woke up, her pillow was always soaked.

At this moment, if it wasn't for the soreness all over her body reminding her to stay awake, she might have truly doubted whether she was dreaming again.

Seraphina lay still for a long while before attempting to turn over.

But the man on top of her didn't budge, as if he had no intention of letting her turn.

Seraphina could only turn her neck, observing the man behind her from the corner of her eye.

"What do you miss about me?" she asked.

Leandro looked at her silently for a moment, then lowered his head to kiss her ear and neck.

He didn't let her see him, nor did he allow himself to make eye contact with her.

A long time later, he whispered in reply, "Everything."

After a moment of silence, Seraphina chuckled lightly.

She thought, Leandro must be telling the truth.

Because no one understands this feeling better than she does.

What does it feel like to miss someone to the extreme?

It's when this person is not by your side, but it feels like they're everywhere.

She would see him when she walked, when she drove, even when she ate.

Those who looked like him, or didn't look like him, could all morph into his image in her eyes.

He wasn't in this city, but she could see him in every corner of the city.

Every moment, all the time.

This state of near obsession and madness lingered during the darkest time of her life.

Seraphina once thought that no one could be as foolish as her.

Looking back at that time, she found it ridiculous and laughable.

But it turns out she wasn't the only one tormented by this ridiculous state?

The person she missed so desperately would also be somewhere in the world, feeling the same longing?

For a moment, both she and Leandro fell silent.

The long-lost feelings, once voiced, seemed light but weighed heavily.