Chapter 26

"Don't bother. You and Kane should leave," Elena rejected him without hesitation. The moment a man grew curious about a woman, it marked the beginning of feelings. But in his heart, there would always be a place for the dead Evangeline—an irreplaceable place. The living could never compete with the dead. She had already learned that once, and she was truly tired of trying. Things were fine the way they were. She didn't need them to live a good life. Robin felt utterly powerless and said softly, "Elena, whether you believe it or not… I think I've started to like you. It may not compare to what I felt for Evangeline, but give me time. "I know I'll fall in love with you. This love has nothing to do with her—I know now that I need to let her go." Elena recoiled like she'd been bitten by a snake when she heard this. She shoved Kane toward him in panic. But Kane wrapped his arms tightly around her leg and refused to leave with Robin. "Mommy, you raised me for six years. You are my mom