Looking at Ferris like this, Simon felt both worried and scared.
He couldn’t help but comfort him: “Alpha, relax. Luna’s probably just snuck out to play. We’ll find her soon.”
This kind of lie would only fool children.
But Ferris believed it.
“I know. She can’t bear to leave me.”
Only his reddened eyes and the dark circles under his eyes from not sleeping all night betrayed him.
Simon could only nod in agreement.
Ferris walked forward through the snow, his tall figure particularly lonely at this moment.
After walking a few steps, he turned back to look at Simon: “She said she mistook me for someone else.”
Simon didn’t understand.
“What do you mean?”
Ferris didn’t answer, opened the car door, and got in.
Sitting in the car alone, he opened that letter again, looking at the first few sentences.
“We both know clearly that there are no feelings between us, so why make each other disgusted?”
“I never hated or resented you for not loving me before, because I knew I had been mistaking you for someone else all along.”
Mistaking…
Ferris’s throat felt dry, and a face identical to his own appeared in his mind.
The man’s eyes were full of gentleness.
“How is that possible.” Ferris murmured to himself.
On the other side, due to insufficient evidence, Ashley was bailed out.
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