Trapped in His Love Obsession

Chapter 44

Livia daydreamed while finishing a box of strawberries on the kitchen table. She saw the chefs preparing dinner. However, her eyes saw them but not her mind.

Her relationship with Damian is going very well so far. Yes, he is already acting like a human she could talk to.

She still has to keep her distance, either her heart or her body, because she knows Damian doesn’t love her and she was just a maid to him. Helena, the woman he loved, has also returned. Maybe this time, he is confused. But love can not lie. It must return to its proper place.

Livia had finished her strawberries, and she moved the box aside. Then she got up from her seat. She wanted to talk to a human. She was about to go to the back house but when she saw Jenny, her sister- in-law lying on the sofa in the living room. She approaches her and sits down on the couch in front of her. Jenny glanced briefly, did not act, then chose to keep playing with her smartphone. “Jen,’ Livia called.

“What?!” Jenny retorted, “Don’t talk to me.”

“Jen, do you think Damian still loves Helena or not?” She doesn’t care about Jenny’s last sentence. Jenny was annoyed, got up from sitting, and slammed the smartphone beside her. She’d been told about the increasingly strict house rules regarding mentioning Helena’s name, especially when Brown had already punished three maids for gossiping about Helena.

Jenny didn’t know that the girl in front of her was the source of yesterday’s problem.

“Sister-in-law, please don’t talk about Sister Helena anymore. I don’t want to be punished by Brown.”

“Brown isn’t there right now.” Her gaze swept across the room. There’s no one here, Livia muttered. “Do you really think that Brother Damian’s eyes in this house are only Assistant Brown?” Mr. Matt passed by,

walking towards the kitchen.

Livia saw Jenny glance at the man.

“So lower your voice. Why are you shouting? I’m not deaf either.” Livia smiled, shrugging her shoulders. “Do you know why did Damian scold Helena yesterday? Even I feel sorry for her.”

“Sister-in-law, what exactly do you think in your mind? It’s a miserable marriage life for you, and you have to pity yourself, not sister Helen.” Insulting with her eyes, Jenny patted the chair next to her for Livia to move closer.

Damian has a lot of ears and eyes in this house, and it could hurt her if Brown finds out that she talks a lot to Livia.

Actually, she wants to talk like this not because she likes Livia, not at all. She just wanted to see her sister-in-law’s mental down.

“Where should I start so your little brain will be worked out?” Jenny was confused about where she should speak so that this woman would cry and lament. It must be very happy to see her sad. So far, she has always lost her tongue with her.

“Why not from their meeting?” Livia was enthusiastic.

Cool, it turns out that Jenny is actually innocent and sweet. Her behavior was almost the same as David’s. Just by a little provoked, all the secrets will be revealed perfectly.

“Green Lake.”

“Why do you always talk about the green lake? What’s the matter with that lake?” “That was the first place Brother Damian and Sister Helena met.”

Livia was stunned.

So the lake is where their love grows. But wait, didn’t Noah also consider the place sacred. So, in fact, how is the relationship between the three people?

“Now, do you understand? Although Brother Damian’s attitude is cold towards Helena, he still loves Sister Helena very much. So the one who should be pitied is you, Sister-in-law.” This is property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

“Why?” Innocent that is not made-up. Livia really does not understand the meaning of Jenny’s words this time.

“Sister-in-law, have you never seen TV? How is the green lake now?” Jenny felt annoyed.

“I also pass by the lake every day. Now it’s built magnificently.”

“That’s Brother Damian who built that place. You’re really stupid.” Jenny glared at Livia.

“Being stupid can save my heart, you know? It turns out that Damian’s love for Helena is so deep. So what should I do?” While rubbing her cheek, she was acting sad.

“Sister-in-law, you are hopeless.” Jenny patted Livia’s back again, feeling a little pity. “I’m so sorry, Sis, you haven’t even gotten the luxury for a year, and you have to be kicked out of this house.”

“Uh, I’m so happy, Jenny!’ Finally, Livia finds an oasis that can help her survive.

“But shouldn’t Damian be happy that Helena is back? There’s no need to be so mad. The priority is that Helena is back.”

“Tsk, sister-in-law, you really don’t know anything, huh?” Jenny snorted. “Brother Damian is the only son of this country’s top wealthy family, who started to continue the family business from a very young age. Our dad’s accident changed everything in our lives. Brother Damian, who should still be in school, has already become the highest leader in Alexander Group. I was still playing with dolls when Brother Damian had to start replacing dad.”

“I never played with dolls after when I was seven years old.” Livia bitterly answered.

“I’m so sorry, were your family really poor?” Jenny tapped Livia’s shoulder again. She didn’t know that Livia never played with a doll because her stepmother never gave her a doll.

“Brother Damian has become much more possessive of us. For fear of us getting hurt or something, we must report everything we do to him. He can get angry if we do something without his permission.”

“Why?”

“Because Brother Damian is afraid that something will happen to us, he doesn’t want to lose anyone again.”

Something popped into Livia’s chest. It turns out that the man who looks cold would also be warm- hearted and cares about his family.

“And because Helena left without her permission, he’s furious, huh?”

“That’s right. Even though we like Helena, we are also a little annoyed with her. Sister Helena has opened up Brother Damian’s old wounds. He must remember the pain because of the sudden death of our dad.” “Gosh, why am I so tolerating some of his arrogant traits? Okay, I’ll forgive him for bullying me as long as it’s within the limits of reasonableness.’ Livia couldn’t help but sigh.