Chapter 379 He’s A Monster

• Hazel sat across from Lu Feifei. The waiter set down two cups of coffee. Lu Feifei looked at Hazel. “Hazel, you came?”
• Hazel nodded. “Yes, Auntie, I’m here. You’ve been wanting to tell me about Mr. Luellen’s past. You can tell me now.”
• After a whole night of thinking, Hazel still decided to come. Mr. Luellen’s condition was worse than she’d imagined. His street racing and crash this time had set off a glaring alarm. The man standing before her now—handsome, mature, noble, rich—seemed flawless. But he had hidden away that former version of himself, the part that was raw, painful, fragile. If she was going to love who he was now, she should also learn who he used to be.