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Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

Chapter 2660 - 133: No Love
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Chapter 2660: Chapter 133: No Love

"The electric baton uses a high-voltage emitter to generate a strong electric shock instantly, causing the wrongdoer to feel a strong sense of electrocution. Body numbness, weakness throughout, a sudden loss of the ability to do wrong..."

Molly Wellington nimbly got off the bed with the all-black electric baton in her hand and spoke to Abraham Redington, who was lying on the bed paralyzed and weak from the shock.

"That’s the user manual for this electric baton. So... how does it feel to be shocked? Pretty thrilling, isn’t it?"

Abraham: "..."

The man’s arms were numb, exactly as Molly Wellington said, losing his ability to react instantly after the intense pain.

However, Abraham could never have imagined that Molly Wellington, once as docile as a doormat, would actually use the electric baton on him.

How long had she hidden the electric baton under the pillow?

Is this how she guards against his approach?

"Don’t look at me with those eyes; I won’t feel the slightest guilt or discomfort. This is legitimate self-defense. If you hadn’t come uninvited and behaved inappropriately towards me, I wouldn’t have shocked you..."

Molly Wellington had known in the past that Abraham Redington seemed indifferent but would take whatever he wanted without asking.

She was no longer the little girl in the past who dared not resist being bullied by him.

Trying to take advantage of her? No way!

Abraham’s dark brows were tightly furrowed, his stern face covered in a frosty coldness.

Wellington actually guarded herself against him like this.

The Molly Wellington from the past liked him; how could she bear to see him hurt?

But now, she could use the electric baton on him without hesitation.

Abraham didn’t know that Molly Wellington had bought a civilian electric baton, not the high-voltage rod used by his guard team, which wouldn’t cause harm to the human body.

Being shocked down by Molly Wellington, he suddenly had a clear realization.

The distance between them seemed to be growing further apart, needing restoration.

Abraham wanted to start anew with Molly Wellington, wanting her to become the girl from the past who liked him and was willing to be close to him.

But until this moment, seeing Molly Wellington calmly shock him, her almond-shaped eyes showed no trace of worry or panic but rather calmness.

A bitter feeling suddenly spread in his heart.

"Molly, do you...hate me?" After finally regaining sensation in his tongue, no longer so numb, the first thing Abraham asked was this.

Molly Wellington hadn’t expected Abraham to ask this, hesitated briefly, and said, "I don’t hate you."

Abraham’s blue eyes slightly brightened.

"But I don’t like you either..."

Molly Wellington said truthfully: "Over these years, I’ve learned a lot and have different experiences. To me, you’re already a stranger, not hated, not liked, just an ordinary stranger whom I’ve known for a long time, so there’s no need to hate or like you."

As she spoke, her dark almond-shaped eyes appeared indifferent, as if the deep love for someone in the past had become an illusion.

Molly Wellington had even thought more than once that perhaps this was what she had learned from secretly liking someone else under the premise of an engagement and then getting involved with Abraham Redington.

Even though Brother Charlie loved someone else, back then, she indeed betrayed their engagement.

Feelings lacking blessings, love lacking blessings.

She was naive in the past, thinking that love was priceless, which led her to take that step.

But now?

Time taught her growth.

If given another chance, she would certainly not love Abraham Redington again, nor be a pitiful person who secretly loves someone but doesn’t dare to face people.

A girl must learn to love herself before liking someone else.

If she doesn’t even love herself, how can she expect others to cherish and treat her well?

She thinks this is the best lesson this relationship has left her.

Looking at Molly Wellington’s indifferent almond-shaped eyes, her calm and composed expression, at this moment, Abraham finally understood the words Yana had once said...

He’s more certain than ever that the present Molly Wellington has no love for him anymore.

And all of this is his doing.

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