Chapter 264. Forgive Her

There was utter silence between the two. She struggled with weaving her words together to form a coherent sentence. His past was dull, blank, and dark. There was no love in it. That was why he only knew how to forcefully grab what he wanted. That was the reason for the mistrust he always carried within him for her. That was the reason for what he did with her.

There was no justification for his crimes.

But now she knew why he was like that.

Why he had always been like that. Towards her. Towards his family. Why his grandfather was his ideal. Why he wasn't attached to his father. Why he did not respect women. Why he never trusted women. Why he always kept on suppressing all the signals his heart sent to him that he loved Sheharzaad.

It all made sense.

It was crystal clear.

A person like him, whose childhood was this dark, this abandoned, alone, and desolated, would never in his life be able to give out any love. Rather, love was what he needed the m