Find Me In Your Labyrinth pdf

Chapter 2250

"Seriously, you think I'm that dumb, to be fooled by you over and over?" Marina spat out with disgust. "Seeing you makessick,

and hearing you say you lovemakeseven sicker!"

With a splash, Freddy tumbled into the water.

The fountain wasn't deep, but Freddy was drenched and the water was icy cold. He stood up, shivering, his whole body a mess

from the cold water and the chilly breeze.

Facing Marina on the shore, Freddy, whether from anger or from the cold, had turned a shade of blue. "Marina, you... you're

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unbelievable!"

"Oh, please, you're the one to talk," Marina shot back, her voice sharp as a knife. "Don't even think abouting nearagain,

or next tI'll make sure you're embarrassed in front of everyone!"

Freddy, shivering and boiling with rage, couldn't believe this was the swoman who used to cling to him. Was she serious, or

was this all an act?

Marina scoffed and turned to leave, feeling a rush of satisfaction.

She wished she could throw Cindy and Freddy both into the fountain and slap each with a pie. That would've been the cherry on

top.

As she passed by a garden, amotion caught her attention. It was Amiee, tossing the bouquet.

Just as she was about to join, a teasing voice cfrom behind, "Reconciled with the jerk and already celebrating?"

Marina stopped in her tracks and turned to see Carson standing there, an amused yet mocking look on his face.

"Did you see that?" Marina asked.

"As if | could miss it. My fiancée, flirting with another man? Hard to ignore," Carson scoffed.

Marina frowned, "For the record, even though our engagement is a sham, | wouldn't get involved with another man during it."

"So, what? You want to break off our engagement to be with Freddy? A loser worth going back to, Marina, | thought you were better

than that."

Marina wanted to explain, but facing Carson's aggressive stance made her defiant. "Don't flatter yourself, I'm just an ordinary

person."

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