I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex novel Chapter 341

I’m the Obsession of My Cold Hearted Ex

Chapter 341 The Heart of the Matter

Easton asked Taylor about her romantic history. This t… unexpected?

Taylor candidly responded, “It’s kind of a blur.”

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After living more than thirty years, from her student days to over a decade of working, she had her share of long and short relationships. Her ex–boyfriends almost numbered in the double digits. She couldn’t recall what some of them looked like or even their nantes, as those memories had faded.

For the moment, she couldn’t count how many times she had been in love.

“What do you hate most about the ways your exes have tried to get back with you?” Easton threw another question at her, and Tay

got it.

Easton was in a romantic bind!

He is looking for practical advice from me to avoid the common pitfalls?

While it seemed he was asking her personal questions, Easton had another agenda, and she responded. thoughtfully to avoid misleading him, risking a massive dismissal package.

After some reflection, Taylor said, “I hate it when exes are clingy! A clingy man loses a lot of appeal…”

That wasn’t quite right. She was being detailed, but perhaps not diplomatic enough. What if Easton thought I was implying something about him?

Taylor rephrased, “I dislike it when an ex shows up uninvited and fails to grasp the core issue of our breakup, not seeking to resolve it, but rather, to ‘resolve me.”

The core issue? Easton frowned.

The main problem with his and Ellis’s divorce was her kidnapping, which he hadn’t managed to prevent in time. He had apologized many times, but she eventually ignored his apologies completely; they were futile!

Everything he did now seemed wrong to Ellis!

He couldn’t rewind time to receive the kidnapper’s call and rescue her right away.

His head throbbed with pain as he pressed on, “What if the core issue is unresolvable?”

After asking, he felt desperate, as if clutching at straws. Everyone’s experiences were unique, and Taylor’s might not be applicable to him.

“Generally, core issues are solvable,” Taylor counted on her fingers slowly, “provided the man’s character is sound and he has no bad habits.”

Ellis had criticized his character before, but Easton couldn’t pinpoint what was wrong with it.

As for bad habits, he didn’t have any. He signaled Taylor to continue, then unconsciously touched his forehead.

Easton had faced big challenges at the company for years, always dealing with them with calculated calm.

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Seeing Easton visibly distressed, Taylor thought to herself. Even heroes struggle with matters of the heart.

Taking a deep breath, Taylor ventured, “What women care about is whether a man is loyal enough, whether she is his only one, and whether he loves her all these boxes are checked, getting back together shouldn’t be too hard.”

She would also frequently check in on him, look through his phone, and so forth, to eliminate any risk of being replaced.