Mr. Marsh’s Twins

Summer’s chest tightened slightly as she calmly met his gaze. Both of them felt a subtle tension. Spencer knew very well how the beauty of this woman in such a confined space would impact him. Despite his racing heart, he restrained himself; some things needed to be said clearly.

“Summer, they say women change a lot over eighteen years, but in my memory, you haven’t changed at all. Do you know why?” he asked with a faint smile, though his heart was heavy with emotion.

The girl met his deep gaze without answering, quietly waiting for him to continue.

“Because I watched you grow up,” Spencer said in a low, husky voice, his smile tinged with humility.

Summer was slightly taken aback. How could that be? They hadn’t seen each other for ten years; how could he have watched her?

“Hard to understand, right?” Spencer’s tone was deliberately light. “Every night I missed you, I would visit your social media accounts, look through every post, and repeatedly view your photos. Later, when you stopped using social media as much, I felt lost for a long time until I found your new accounts on social media and TikTok…”

Hearing this, Summer felt an inexplicable jolt in her chest. A hint of shock appeared in her clear, beautiful eyes.

“Unbelievable, isn’t it?” he said. “I never left any traces or disturbed you-not because I didn’t want to, but because I didn’t dare.”NôvelDrama.Org (C) content.

“Even though you posted fewer and fewer photos, whenever I saw one, I saved it,” he said with a self-mocking smile. “I remember you liked eating cake and cream. I became a member at the shop you used to frequent, hoping to run into you someday. There was a time when I went there five times a day…”

These words moved Summer deeply.

“Summer…” Spencer frowned slightly but couldn’t hold back. He reached out and held her hand, sitting sideways to cherish it in his palm. “Since we broke up, I’ve never forgotten you. Have you noticed that all my so-called ex-girlfriends look a lot like you?”

Summer’s heart clenched as tears gradually welled up in her eyes. Memories swirled in her mind, bringing back the piercing pain whenever she thought about them.

“They say time and new love are the best remedies,” he said with a bitter smile. “But I believe if you’ve truly loved someone, there’s no cure.”

In the dim light of the car, his facial features were clearly visible. She saw the sincerity on his face and the loneliness of someone who seemed abandoned.

“Summer, meeting you again after ten years feels like…” His lips curled into a smile, his eyes filled with joy. “It feels like I’m incredibly lucky.”

“I don’t want to miss out again… Summer, please give me another chance to be together,” he pleaded humbly. “You can give me a trial period.”

“Summer, I will become the person you want me to be; this time, I won’t let you down.”

“Summer, I love you; I can’t lose you.” As he said this, he could no longer hold back his emotions and hugged her tightly. “Summer, I love you.”

Tears gathered in Spencer’s eyes and silently fell onto her shoulder, soaking her shirt.

Summer felt that drop of tear on her shoulder like it was burning her skin; her chest tightened abruptly.

He held her tightly; she did not push him away.

After a while, Summer slowly and gently reached out and wrapped her arms around his waist…