The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 1297
As Blake and Liam reached the upstairs corridor, a servant emerged from Blake's room, promptly informing her, "Ms. Dion, your
room's ready." "Thank you," Blake replied, a slight awkwardness in her tone.
The servant did not mention anything about the guest room, naturally assuming Liam and Blake would share a bed. After Blake
entered her room, her hands awkwardly by her side, eyeing the only bed. "Liam, I was thinking—"
Before Blake could finish, Liam interrupted her, "It's fine, I can sleep on the floor."
Blake interjected, "No, that wasn't what I meant. You should take the bed, and I'll stay in Mya's room tonight."
As she spoke, Blake picked up her pillow, her movements betraying a mix of resolve and hesitation. Liam's response, barely
above a whisper, revealed his hurt, "You can't bear to even be in the same room as me?"
Blake, caught off guard by his misunderstanding, hastened to explain. "It's not that, Liam. I'm concerned about your comfort.
You've had headaches, and sleeping on the floor in the cold isn't good for your condition."
Liam's gaze softened, his affection evident. "To me, comfort is secondary.
Being near you is what matters most." 1
Blake's grip on the pillow tightened. She was touched yet firm in her decision, and asked for patience. "Liam, I just haven't
adjusted yet. Please give me some time."
After a moment of silence, Liam replied softly, "Okay." "Thank you," Blake murmured, a mix of gratitude and guilt coloring her
voice.

Blake had entered this marriage bewildered, and even obtaining her marriage license with Liam was a blur. She had not
expected that she would be the first to break her promise to Kevin.
'Three years... but how much time has passed?' Blake pondered.
After Blake went to Mya's room next door, she found herself wide awake. She placed the pillow at the bed's foot and stepped
onto the balcony, her thoughts adrift under the night sky.
Suddenly, Blake felt lost, unsure of how to proceed. She pondered, 'Would Kevin feel disappointed if he knew about my marriage
to Liam?'
The sudden ring of her phone snapped Blake back to the present. Seeing the caller ID, Blake calmly answered, "Cecilia, are you
satisfied with how things are now?"
Cecilia, attending to a man's hand and utilizing the speakerphone, responded cryptically, "Your actions for Kevin's sake are
extreme. Sadly, he may never know."
Blake pressed for clarity. "What are you implying?"
Cecilia chuckled, "Did you see the news today? An explosion occurred in a major facility in Northern Myanmar, and there was
also a girl kidnapped in broad daylight..." "What are you trying to say? What does any of this have to do with Kevin?" Blake
inquired further.
Cecilia spoke calmly, "Those cops took an interest in that girl, the cherished daughter of a high-ranking officer in Ventropolis.
This time, they’ve stepped into a minefield. If you want someone to blame, blame their quick actions.

"After her death, orders came from above to clear out the forces in northern Myanmar. Guess who received that order? My
sources tell me that Kevin didn't make it out in time when an explosion occurred during a mission."
Blake was in disbelief. "That can't be true. You're lying!"