I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex novel Chapter 338

Chapter 338 The Last Straw

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Suddenly, recalling his conversation with Sophia about wanting to remarry Ellis, Easton clenched his fists slightly.

“Can I assume that means you love me, want to marry the again, and even have kids with me?”

His ex–husband’s persistence grew more absurd–not absurd in a real sense, but because asking these questions more than half a year after their divorce seemed utterly pointless. Ellis was speechless.

She let him ramble on; it was his right to speak, and she couldn’t very well shut him up with tape just because he was annoying her.

Ignoring her, the silence stretched on, filled only by the faint sounds of her packing. Easton found her silence unbearable.

“Ellis, answer me!”

Annoyed beyond patience, Ellis threw a towel at his face, her anger slightly showing.

“Whether I loved you or not, what does it matter? You keep harping on the past. Aren’t you tired of it? Because I am! All this talk–do you think it’ll make me remarry you? Dream on!”

Given his behavior, she felt she’d go insane sooner or later with him around. Right now, Easton wasn’t looking for a reconciliation. He removed the towel from his shoulder, placed it in her suitcase, and said, Just tell me you once loved me, and I’ll leave immediately.”

Ellis had never met anyone as infuriating as Easton. “Love or leave, I don’t care!”

She pushed him hard, trying to move him aside so he wouldn’t block her path. Despite her efforts, he was too strong, and she couldn’t budge him.

Ignoring him, she called toward the door, “Maya, come in.”

Why was the hiding outside instead of helping me pack?

Facing Easton alone was frustrating and bad for her health. Hearing Ellis call, Maya decisively entered, glanced between Ellis and Easton with her eyes darting back and forth.

Ellis was fed up with Easton, and so was she

Easton and Victoria, this despicable pair, must have some bad karma with Ellis.

Most of the hurt Ellis suffered over the past year came from these two.

Ellis pointed out the items to pack to Maya, signaling that they should hurry and leave the hospital; she couldn’t stand Easton’s madness any longer.

Facing him any more might truly drive her mad!

The last time Ellis was discharged, she stayed at Maya’s place. He guessed it would be the same this time. He wished he could take her home and care for her hitself.

Staring at Ellis’s bright and delicate face, Easton impulsively asked, “When you and Victoria weren’t officially split, did you ever like me?”

The question came out of nowhere. On the surface, Ellis showed no reaction, but inside, she felt incredibly awkward.

She had harbored feelings for Easton since her youth, which had grown into a secret crush and then into openly expressing her love. She thought these bitter–sweet feelings were hers alone to know, her own