Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO - Chapter 278

Chapter 278: It will be useless.

Chapter 278: It will be useless.

The way Ryan spoke through the gritted teeth, it was not hard to tell that he was restraining himself.  But does Jason care about his restraint?

Letting his lips curl in a disdainful smirk, he slowly said, “Then that’s more to it.

After all, we never share anything in common to talk about, Mr.

Foster.”  With that, Jason was ready to turn and leave when Ryan’s voice halted him again.  “Dr.

Clark, what’s your relationship with Arwen?”  Jason raised a brow, slowly turning back to glance at him.

Catching the hint of the brooding expression on his face, he was amused.

But holding his composed self well, he asked as if she couldn’t fathom his intention.

“Sorry, Mr.

Foster, but I can’t understand what you are trying to ask me.

Last when I checked with you, you very well knew what relationship I share with Arwen.”  Ryan felt furious.”Dr.

Clark, I -” But before he could say more, feigning impatience, Jason interrupted him.  “Mr.

Foster, I stand by my words from yesterday.

Arwen is family and I don’t like to discuss my family with some random outsider.

So, I hope you won’t pester me.”  “Dr.

Clark, you sound greatly biased towards her.

And that makes me curious about your relationship with her,” Ryan said, every word coming out as venom that he seemed to be tasting himself.

“I have known Arwen and her family for far longer to be know that neither her nor her family shares any familial bond with yours.”  Saying that he wanted the man to know his position, but in the end, Jason just chuckled as if he had heard some kind of joke.  His reaction as simple as that seemed to be like a mockery thrown towards Ryan, but before Ryan could retort or refute, Jason took an intimidating step forward.  “Really?” Jason asked, making Ryan’s brows furrow in a frown.

“Do you really know her as much as you claim?”  Ryan felt agitated.

Did he have to prove to people whether he knows Arwen well or not?

What do they take him as?

She was his fiancé since the age of nineteen.

Of course, he knows her and her family well.

How could he not?  His fingers clenched as he tried to contain himself.

“What do you intend to say, Dr.

Clark?

Do you really think I share no connection or relationship with Arwen?”  Jason stared down at him, eye in eye, his gaze not faltering even for a second as if he wasn’t doubting him but was rather confident about it.

“I don’t see the need to confirm something I had witnessed on my own, Mr.

Foster.

So let’s not dwell on it and waste the precious time.”  He said his voice holding the hint of disdain that didn’t choose to hide.

Taking a step back, he drew a distance and then continued, “‘As for the biasness you accused me of…” he paused before pulling his lips in a smile full of pride.

“I proudly accept it.” Ryan frowned, confusion etching on his expression.  Seeing him like that, Jason smiled, nodding, “I mean I proudly accept my biased attitude towards Arwen.

I am not least ashamed of it, you know why, Mr.

Foster?” He paused, giving him a small chance to guess, but as if knowing he wouldn’t be able to guess it anyway, he answered it himself.

“Because I know well to who should I truly be biased.

I won’t be biased towards an outsider and shamelessly blame my family even if she stands wrong.

My confidence and support would stand unwaveringly with her.

And Arwen is that kind of family to me.”  “I hope now you got to understand well what kind of relationship I share with her.

If still not, then I would suggest you to give up the idea of understanding it, because a man like you won’t understand it ever.” Saying that Jason didn’t linger there anymore.

He swiftly turned and left the corridor, leaving Ryan to fend for himself.  Ryan felt embarrassed more than ever.

He would have refuted Jason, but then he realized he had no face to do it.

After all, last time at the hospital, he chose to support Delyth even though it was obvious to the fool that Arwen couldn’t even move to hurt her.  How could he be such aa fool to not see the obvious?  Thinking back about that day at the hospital, he couldn’t help but feel guilty.

Arwen was there sitting in the wheelchair, but not once did he care to ask her about it.

He instead blamed her for something she didn’t do.

Arwen’s words and voice were still clear in his memory.

Now thinking back he realized that that was the day when she first acted indifferent to him.

At that time he might not have thought much, but now looking back he understood that she wasn’t just acting out of her nature that day and reminding him of the date, rather she was reminding him of the last chase he held in her life.  A chance that he foolishly ignored.  Now, does he even stand a chance to complain?  The more he looked back, he felt guiltier.

But there was something inside him that was not yet letting him let go.

Maybe it was his stubbornness that wanted him to hold on to Arwen and bring her back to his life.  He might not change the past, but he will surely change the future.

He will make sure to make it upto her.  Though he was confident of his resolve, he failed to flip and check the other side of the coin -the side that solely depended upon Arwen.

No matter how determined he was of his resolve, until and unless Arwen accepts it, it will be useless.  “Mr.

Foster, you are here?”  Ryan was in a daze when Dr.

Walter’s voice reached cut through his trance.

He turned and greeted him.

“Dr.

Walter, hello.

Actually, I was looking for you.”  Dr.

Richard Walter’s brows furrowed a little but still, he probed to ask, “Yes, please tell me what is it?”