A Life Beyond Limits (Jack Holland) novel Chapter 895

"Oh, that makes sense," "As It Was Before" said. "If you and Feena get married, I'll probably stop playing this game too. There wouldn't be a point in waiting for you to log on. Besides, I have my own love life, and I believe that it will find me eventually."

She continued, "Don't worry. Once you and Feena get married, I won't bother you anymore. I'll even give you my blessings."

Jack didn't know what to say in response to her words. He enjoyed "As It Was Before"'s genuine affection for him, but he also knew that his relationship with her was akin to playing with fire. The right choice would be to sever his relationship with her.

"As It Was Before" walked in front while Jack trailed after her. They followed the path from before and defeated the monsters along the way, leveling up in the process. However, "As It Was Before" was no longer the bubbly person she usually was and had fallen unnaturally quiet.

Jack felt that the "As It Was Before" he was with now had turned cold and distant. She was no longer the same woman who only had him in her heart and had instead transformed into a goddess who was far out of his reach.

He sighed quietly in his heart. He was keenly aware that his relationship with "As It Was Before" had changed and could no longer return to the way it was in the beginning. Since the situation had come to this, he might as well delete his account once he logged off from the game.

A man should act decisively to avoid losing sight of the big picture and end up losing more than he gained. Since he had made his decision, his last moments with "As It Was Before" became even more precious. Even though they were engaged in a cold war at that moment, Jack still cherished every second that they spent together.

Despite the lack of conversation and how he could watch silently as she cleared out the monsters that stood in their path, Jack realized that he was enjoying himself. He never imagined that he would need a woman's protection even in a game.

Time passed in the blink of an eye, and soon it had been two hours since they found each other again. Jack could feel sleepiness creeping up on him, so he said, "'As It Was Before,' I'm going to log off now."

"When will you log on next?" she asked.

Even though she had given Jack the cold shoulder for most of the time they spent together, now that they were on the brink of separation, "As It Was Before" still found herself reluctant to let him go.

"I'm not sure," he answered.

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