Chapter 106: Anything You Want

"Yes." This time, Benjamin answered without hesitation, leaving no room for Harper's fantasies. Harper scoffed derisively, her eyes mocking. "When we were together, you never admitted that you loved me." "Yes," Benjamin replied, his hands in his suit pockets, his gaze fixed on a painting. The bird in that painting resembled Sophia. Was Oakleaf Estates the splendid birdcage and Sophia the teary-eyed bird within? Throughout their three-year marriage, she had always hoped for him to come home, to give her more attention, to treat her like a wife. He had truly made her suffer a lot. "Harper, I've hated you before," Benjamin confessed as if he were a bystander, "You betrayed me, and I wanted to get back at you. I was really foolish back then." Something stuck in Harper's throat, making it hard for her to speak. "And now? You don't hate me anymore?" "I feel nothing now," Benjamin stated calmly. "Actually, I was never that obsessed with you. Perhaps it wasn't even love." Harper had