Chapter 1298: I Will Never Let You Down

Maxwell Saxon was silent for a while, a hint of guilt in his deep voice: "Scarlett, I don’t want to hurt you. Everything I’ve done is to make you happy."Hypocritical, disgusting!

Scarlett Yates couldn’t help but sneer: "Maxwell Saxon, don’t you think your words are ridiculous? You say you want me to be happy, yet you’re forcing me to do things I don’t want to do, and you call that not wanting to hurt me?"

This man who repeatedly claimed he didn’t want to hurt her was forcing her to divorce, forcing her to marry him.

Even if she didn’t love him, he wouldn’t let her go.

Everything he did had already caused her great harm, so how could he still have the face to say such things?

"Scarlett, after you marry me, I will make you happy." He paused for a few seconds, speaking with absolute certainty, "I will be good to you for a lifetime, cherish and love you forever, and never let you down."

"I know that whatever I say now is useless. I will prove it with my actions. One day, you will understand my intentions."

"I can’t understand." Faced with his passionate confession and promise, Scarlett Yates was quick to pour cold water, "I will never understand. If one disregards the other’s will, knowing full well that doing so will cause the other pain, and still forces the other, such behavior is despicable and shameless at any time, no matter what your dilemma is, it doesn’t deserve forgiveness."

Maxwell Saxon seemed to be angered by her, remaining silent for a long time.

Scarlett Yates didn’t really want to provoke him. She feared that if Maxwell Saxon got upset, he’d cause trouble for Matthew Saxon. Hearing his prolonged silence, she was somewhat worried, softened her tone, and continued: "Maxwell Saxon, you and Dad have detained him to make me marry you, right? I promise you, I’ll divorce him, but you must promise me not to trouble him. If you want me to marry you smoothly, you must ensure his safety."

Maxwell Saxon remained silent.

After a long time, his cool, deep voice resonated again, slightly hoarse: "Scarlett, what’s so good about him? Do you really like him so much that you can give up everything for him?"

People are so contradictory.

When she didn’t nod in agreement, he tried every means to get her to nod. Now that she was willing to marry him, after the brief joy, the pain and sorrow in his heart had not lessened at all.

He got her in person, but failed to get her heart.

Her heart was always with Matthew Saxon.

"He may have many flaws, but I just like him, Maxwell Saxon. You don’t need so many reasons to like someone." Answering this question, Scarlett Yates didn’t hesitate at all, barely even thought before speaking.

What exactly did she like about Matthew Saxon?

She had asked herself that too.

Such a person, from the beginning, his reputation wasn’t good. He was exactly the type of man she disliked and detested the most.

Playboy, fickle, unruly, cynical, spending his days in revelry; none of these were what she could tolerate.

She never thought she would get involved with such a man, let alone fall in love with him.

His character wasn’t good either, not a bit gentlemanly with women, lacking in patience or tenderness. How gentlemanly could a man spoiled by women possibly be?

Besides, during the early days of their acquaintance, he was extremely awful, often playing pranks on her, bullying her, each time making her furious.