Chapter 64 The War Among Three Women

Name：Mystery of Love Author：Orange
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His gaze pierced through her body and landed on her neck. Slowly, he was taken back to the past. This dark past consisted of him and the evil girl. The wound began to ache once again.

Hearing what Leila said, Essie's heart twisted. All of a sudden, the necklace that had attracted her became too dazzling to bear.

Essie didn't expect that Zac and Leila had such a strong history. His love and concern for her must have been quite sincere! This sweet and passionate love brought Essie's admiration. But at the same time, she was also a little sad. A complex and indescribable feeling crept into her heart like a poisonous snake that was spitting out the core from her back. Her heart was entangled by it, suffocating her.

Somehow, she tried to convince herself she wasn't jealous. She told herself it was due to the weight of the task assigned by Mandy. But they seemed to have sworn to love each other forever. Was it inappropriate to place obstacles in their way?

When she sighed in her heart, Mandy entered the scene. "Zac," she greeted him first.

There was a glimmer of light in Essie's sad eyes. "Mandy, you're here!" Thank God! She could get rid of the burden and now it would be Mandy's turn to bear the weight of th

s disturbed by Mandy's words, she didn't show it. She passed her a contemptuous gaze and said, "I grew up with Zac. He was my first love and I was his first love too. Our love is mutual and also irreplaceable."

Her words made Essie understand why Zac's and Leila's love was so intense. People always valued their first love. And nothing could replace it. A feeling of defeat engulfed her. Mandy, or no one else for that matter, could attain Zac. This was over and he would soon disappear with his childhood sweetheart.

Just as she expected, there was disdainful look on Mandy's face. "If you really love each other, you wouldn't have broken up. Isn't that true?"

The light in Leila's eyes dimmed. It seemed Mandy's words had hit the right spot. Her earlier look of confidence notched down and now she seemed exposed.