Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

Chloe and Morgan's story sounded like a fairy tale, but Chloe only had eyes for Hudson.

The sympathy Lucy had for Hudson had disappeared. It was no wonder Hudson ended up in this situation. It seemed like Chloe had to teach him a lesson about not taking him for granted.

"Forget about him. Let's talk about you, Lulu. I've seen you on television, but that didn't feel real enough. Do you mind telling me about your relationship with Matthew?"

Chloe bombarded Lucy with questions, leaving her flustered. Even so, she answered each one.

"Matthew and I have a dramatic story as well. When my ex-boyfriend cheated on me, I took it too hard, so I ran into the streets and got hit by Matthew's car.

"When I woke up in the hospital, I asked him for compensation, but he offered to marry me instead. That's how we ended up together."

Chloe looked envious. "Lulu, I'm so jealous of you two."

"At that time, I didn't even know I was a princess, so you could say Matthew and I were like from two different worlds. Any normal person wouldn't have believed that Matthew could have feelings for me. It was absurd."

"It's understandable. I had the same thoughts when I was actively pursuing Hudson back then. It all sounded so unbelievable, but you're way luckier than me."

How did they end up talking about Hudson again? Lucy did not want her to dwell on the matter, so she changed the subject.

"Chloe, I believe you'll be able to find your happiness. Look on the bright side. My story might sound too good to be true, but Matthew and I have our fair share of challenges too.

"Only we know the hardships we've

endured, and haven't mentioned them to you because I don't want to shake your confidence. Happiness often comes when you least expect it, and I'm sure you'll get your chance."

Chloe understood what made Lucy different from her superficial friends and colleagues. Lucy was born with an innocence that made her so

approachable. Chloe was certain

that Lucy did not have ulterio net

motives and that everything she said was genuine, unlike some of her

conniving colleagues.

"Thank you..."

"Don't worry about it, Chloe. I've eaten so much of your food and talked your ears off that I feel sorry now."

"There's no need to feel sorry. I'm happy you came, Lulu. It's been days since anyone visited me, except for my colleague, Felix, who came over the other day. I only come ba not for

home from work to rest. If

that, this place would be devoid of any life."

Lucy noticed the black boxes and packing materials in the corner and got curious.

She pointed at the pile and asked, "Chloe, what are you planning to do with all of this?"

Chloe glanced at the boxes near the door and said, "I've been looking for a new place to stay these days. I'm planning to move out, so I've packed up all my things." "You're moving?!"

Lucy could tell that Chloe had lived here for a long time, so moving all of a sudden would be quite an adjustment.