His Domineering Lover

Caesar was much more gentle and considerate than before.

He looked after Rose well. He spent the whole month accompanying her and didn't go to his casinos once.

However, Rose couldn't forgive him. Her innocent child disappeared from this world because of Caesar's love for Everly.

"Baby, do you like our new home in this style? I bought some flowers for the garden today."

"We will get married next spring when you are sound again. I promise to be good to you the rest of my life."

Caesar described Rose a beautiful future, which she once dreamed of before the tragedy.

Now, this blueprint couldn't arouse Rose's interests at all, and to make things worse, the existence of Caesar disgusted her.

"Caesar."

For more than a month, it was the first time that Rose spoke to Caesar.

"Yes!" Caesar was so hilarious that he felt like being hit by a prize in a lottery.

"Rose, are you thirsty? Or hungry? I am so glad that you talk to me now.1

It was a good surprise for Caesar.

"I want to go abroad for fun."

"Okay! I will get your passport and visa ready. Where do you want to go? We can leave now."

"Hawaii. I feel tired today. We will leave tomorrow." "Okay, I will get the preparation done. Rose, I'll go wherever you want to in the future. You're the most important person in my life." Caesar would like to make up for Rose with the rest of his life.

"I need some sleep now."

"Let me help you up."

"No, where is my passport? I'm going to pack up my stuff."

"I'll get it for you." Caesar gave Rose her passport without scruple.

Rose sent Adam her identification number when packing her stuff.

She was going to leave Caesar, forever!

Caesar and Rose had their own beds to sleep in since Rose was in the hospital. Caesar didn't dare to touch Rose even now, as he knew Rose was still in anger. Rose didn't go to bed. She revitalized after these days.

She looked up at the full moon on the balcony, feeling complex. The winter was here, and flowers in the garden already withered.

She had excited to be here. A few months passed, she had a different feeling now.

Caesar smoked in the courtyard instead of sleeping. He got addicted to tobacco in the past month.

Rose could smell the tobacco on Caesar from a distance, but he never smoked before her.

In the past month, Rose gained weight, while Caesar lost some. Rose was clear that Caesar had a bad time too.

However, she didn't know what to do with Caesar as she blamed herself too.

The sight of Caesar would keep reminding Rose of what Everly said and those photos.

Time didn't heal her misery but deepened it. She tried hard to forget that tragedy, but every detail became more vivid as time went by.

She even remembered the expression on the face of every onlooker; for example, Katie felt incredible and gloating at Rose's falling down.

Adam dashed toward herself with a frown, while

Caesar and Everly were busy in fighting.

Those memories followed her

everywhere, and she couldn't forge

one moment. Rose seemed calm outside but was upset inside.

She often stared at her flat lower abdomen where there was once a baby.

It disappeared from her world quietly before she could find out it was he or she.

Rose was also self-condemned. She

didn't take any contraception

measures during her staying with

Caesar and failed to notice her

abnormal period.

She wouldn't wear those high heels only if she knew she was pregnant, only if she went to do the bodycheck in the hospital.

Rose tried to cheer herself up before Caesar but already collapsed inside.

It was as cold as the water in the night, and everything in the courtyard seemed to be covered with a layer of silver frost.

Caesar looked to the balcony out of some telepathy, and Rose was standing there in a thin nightgown.

There was no heating in the balcony. Caesar saw the pain in Rose's eyes, when their eyes met.

"Rose..." He always knew that Rose couldn't get over yet.

Throwing the cigarette butt in his hand, Caesar ran to Rose and pulled her in his arms.

Rose did not push him away this time. She felt the chilliness from Caesar and smelled the tobacco on him.

"Caesar," She said his name in a daze, and there was inexplainable emotion in this call.

"Rose, I'm sorry." Caesar apologized frequently though he was clear that it was good for nothing.

Except for apologizing and feeling sorry, he didn't know what else he could do, as there was no way to turn back time.

He didn't hear forgiveness from Rose because she was blaming him and didn't forgive him.

"It's cold outside, and you will catch a cold." Caesar led Rose back into the room.

The room was warm, like Caesar's embrace. Rose intended to do one thing to end her relationship with Caesar.

"Go to bed now, and well leave for Hawaii tomorrow. It is the best time there, and it is hot here." Caesar took Rose to bed gently.

Caesar was about to leave as before, but Rose pulled him back by the hand, "Stay here tonight, for me."

Caesar was stunned by this unexpected invitation.

"I, I will come back after a shower." Caesar would like to wash away the tobacco smell on him.

Rose did nothing more than embracing Caesar from behind, and this already set fire on Caesar.

That night, Rose was a delicate flower for Caesar who behaved more tenderly and carefully than ever.

Caesar held Rose in his arms even in his sleep and held hand in hand with her.

"Rose, don't leave me, OK?" Caesar asked tenderly.

Lying still in his arms and breathing evenly, Rose didn't answer. Considering Rose deep in sleep, Caesar fell asleep.

Rose stayed up all night, witnessing

how the night turned to the day. The

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child, innocent and qua was like a

'Caesar, I hate you as much as I love you.'

Caesar woke up, "Baby, morning."

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He was in a good mood, feeling that everything was going well.

He wanted to give a morning kiss to Rose as before, but Rose dodged.

Caesar turned sullen. He once asked Rose if she ever kissed another man, apart from Caesar himself.

Rose said she would kiss his love only.