Chapter 416

Fortunately, the address Greg had told the driver was her own place and not Old Pierce Manor. Otherwise, she would have really jumped out of the moving car.

The cab drove on the roads illuminated by street lights. Ophelia and Greg did not say a word as they sat in their respective seats.

After the car stopped at Ophelia’s place, Greg paid for the fare. The two then got out, and the cab driver drove away.

Ophelia turned to look at Greg.

“Thank you.”

Greg could not help but feel miserable and bitter as he looked at the indifferent, lonely woman in the night.

“Ophelia, we’re so old already, so why do we have to be so cold and indifferent toward each other?

“I admit that I acted like an *sshole when I was young. I’ve wronged you, and I owe you too much, but I just want to live a good life with you for a long, long time.”

However, no matter how sad and sincere Greg was, what he received in response was Ophelia’s back turning away indifferently.

Greg was a little discouraged as h