What Happens in Chapter Ch 389 – From the Book I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex
Dive into Chapter Ch 389, a pivotal chapter in I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex, written by Free Collection. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Internet fiction.
Chapter 389 Who Drugged Who
She pressed her lips together. “Psycho.”
She didn’t want to dignify that nickname with a response, but Easton turned slightly, catching her meaning.
“You’re almost at your floor. We-
“I need to talk to you, Ellis cut him off.
Right then, the elevator dinged, and the doors slid open.
Her apartment door was right ahead. She stepped out but turned her head to call back to him.
“Come out here.”
Easton couldn’t guess what she wanted, but he followed anyway.
She wasn’t sure if Maya was home or not, and she had zero intention of letting Easton into the apartment.
Standing outside the door, she asked,
“Don’t you think you’re being weird?”
He knew that, to her, he was absolutely the definition of weird.
He didn’t deny it and simply waited for her to continue.
Clearly, this was just her opening.
Нег eyes didn’t even flicker when he said nothing. She went on
Finished
“You didn’t want to marry me. Then you regretted the divorce and started chasing me for a remarriage. What is this? A game to you? You’ve always believed I was the one who drugged you. I’ve said a hundred times it wasn’t me, and you’ve never listened.”
If she hadn’t brought it up again, Easton would’ve nearly forgotten.
He’d long convinced himself that she was the one who drugged him–and had decided he didn’t care.
When something no longer mattered, it didn’t deserve mental space.
But now that she was standing in front of him, denying it with that same unwavering tone.
He didn’t react the way he used to.
In a gentler voice, he asked,
“If it wasn’t you… then why did you just so happen to be there?”
He didn’t dare say the cruel things he used to–about how cheap and manipulative she was.
He knew she hated those words. Say them, and she’d explode.
But Ellis had no patience left.
The look on Easton’s face, the way he still didn’t believe her–it made her want to hit him.
She cut him off before he could finish.
“You’ve never trusted me. Not even once. And now you want to get back together? You must be bored out of your mind. Find something better to do with your time and stop pestering me.”
But that wasn’t the point.
1:07 PM m
But it had been more than six months since their divorce. Now, hearing her say it again, seeing how serious she was, he couldn’t detect a single lie in her expression.
His convictions started to waver.
But now she’d ripped the past wide open again, forcing him to look at it.
His voice carried a grudging tone, like she was asking him to do something burdensome. Ellis felt her stomach drop.
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was garbage.
Such a simple request. And even now, he acted like it was a chore.
She glared at him..
“You sound like it’s the end of the world. I seriously don’t know what brain short–circuit made you decide to come crawling back. After all the disgusting things you’ve done to me, there is nothing you could say or do that would make me take you
back
Most of what he’d done wasn’t just unhelpful–it had been downright harmful.
If he’d shown even a sliver of kindness during the divorce, if he hadn’t dragged her through hell, she might not have hated the idea of him so much now. She might not be this scared of repeating the nightmare.
“I’m not crawling. I just…”
Easton wasn’t good at saying sweet things, never had been. He looked straight into her eyes and changed course.
“I’m used to having you around.”
She almost laughed.
What the hell does that mean?Am I a pet you got used to seeing! A houseplant you forgot to water and suddenly miss when it dies?
Well, I’m used to not having you around, she thought, resisting the urge to slap him.
With a blank expression, she said,
“Get therapy”
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