Chapter 89

The sky had grown dim, and the shops lining the road as well as the tall buildings were lit up, casting a warm glow across the city. I understood Alexander’s intentions, and I knew he genuinely wanted to make up for his past actions. But whether his kindness towards me stemmed from love or guilt, I couldn’t quite tell. And Isabella’s presence felt like a ticking time bomb to me. I knew that as long as she was around, Alexander and I would never return to what we once had. ... We went for a meal before heading to the club. The car drove into the underground parking garage of the club. We got out one after the other and made our way to the private room we often visited. The room was dimly lit, and our friends were chatting among themselves. Alexander pushed the door open. All eyes turned to us. Jasper laughed, "Alexander, that’s not fair. None of us brought a date, and here you are, bringing Miss Isabella? Showing off, huh?" I stepped back, and Alexand