Dead at Heart (Ariel and Jayson) novel Chapter 564

Chapter 564

When had it come to this?

Nancy suddenly found herself reduced to a mere onlooker, watching a scene that stabbed straight at her

chest.

For a moment, she felt like she might choke on her own anger.

It had always been Ariel watching her stand by Jayson’s side.

She suddenly understood why Jayson hadn’t come out to meet her. Surely Ariel had been playing tricks to keep him inside.

Nancy’s gaze was sharp enough to hurt.

When Ariel turned to glance at her, her eyes were icy and indifferent. Standing on the steps above, she

seemed to look down on Nancy. She watched her trembling lips and the bitter, resentful glare in her eyes.

Nancy was no longer the glamorous, arrogant figure she once was.

Meanwhile, Nancy felt a humiliating sense of disparity that made her chest tighten with discomfort. She

had planned to tug at Jayson’s heart by getting soaked in the rain. Yet now, it was Ariel–the one Jayson

was caring for–who saw her in this pitiful state.

Ariel was actually a little surprised. Nancy had changed so much from before. However, she felt no

sympathy whatsoever.

Instead, she thought it was simply poetic justice.

Even now, what she saw in Nancy’s expression wasn’t an awareness of her own mistakes but pure resentment and anger.

She realized that some people’s thinking was twisted and irrational to the core.

“No need. There’s someone else who actually needs your concern,” Ariel said.

She didn’t spare Nancy another glance and wasn’t planning to wear Jayson’s coat. She knew that doing so might shock Nancy, but she had no interest in indulging such petty theatrics. She had no intention of getting involved in their issues.

Though she did notice that the two of them weren’t as close as she had expected.

Jayson watched Ariel’s cold expression as she slipped off his coat and got into her car without looking

back.

She didn’t bother wondering what was going on between them and just drove away.

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Jayson stayed there, watching her car vanish into the night.

Nancy saw his expression clearly, even though Jayson hadn’t shown any overt emotion. He was always difficult to read. She suddenly realized she had never truly understood him.

But now, guided by her instinct, she suddenly realized that Jayson had never explicitly expressed aversion or rejection toward Ariel.

Jayson slowly withdrew his gaze and looked at Nancy with one hand in his pocket.

As Nancy met that look, she felt a chill run down her spine.

She suddenly realized something.

Jayson had always looked at her the same way. But only now did she suddenly realize that beneath that calm gaze had always lain a streak of cold indifference.

“Jayson…” Nancy shivered. Her anger toward Ariel instantly gave way to a sense of panic. “Did Ariel say something to you that made you act like this?”

Jayson remained silent.

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