Chapter 1
Category:
Romance
Author:
NightyWords:783Update time:25/05/26 19:17:05
When I died, he was flirting with the florist.
Because of that, I haunted him for three years.
When I appeared again, frightening his new girlfriend, she trembled and exclaimed, "Your house is haunted!"
He was unphased, smiling crookedly: "Yes, she's quite the enchantress."
The beauty screamed, "You're sick!" and ran off.
He considerately walked her to the door: "Won't you stay a bit longer? She's quite understanding!"
But the beauty, already scared pale, wasn’t listening to him.
All she could do was angrily curse: "Didn’t you just bring me to see your cat do tricks?"
With a light laugh, he closed the door.
Turning around to see me bristling, his reaction was nothing like one would expect upon seeing a ghost.
"How many girls you scare away this month?"
His voice was casual, as if it didn't bother him at all.
"The third," I said proudly.
He plopped down on the couch, jolting my soul.
"Sophie, do you want me to refrain from being with other women?"
Pointing at himself, he declared: "I've been celibate for three years."
I was unimpressed: "Look how vibrant you are now."
Hardly like the indulgent times we had together.
He snorted with laughter: "The body's strong, but life feels meaningless." I remained noncommittal.
He used to be quite the playboy, switching girlfriends frequently.
After all, He is handsome, wealthy, successful—quite the catch.
I was taken by his allure back then; that seductive demeanor.
Like a fully bloomed Black rose, exuding a rich fragrance.
At my most sentimental, he seriously told me: "I'll never marry, nor will I be devoted to you only. I live for the moment, answerable to no one."
He was cool yet indulgent.
Astonishingly, he and I were off and on, entwined for two years.
Our story ended abruptly in a muddy, blood-soaked scene.
The dull thuds of the club were the last sounds I heard.
Before I was beaten, I had wiped my phone clean, and the last message I received wasn’t a text, but a photo from a friend.
He was holding flowers, looking up at the smiling florist.
Quite the match.
Indeed, could a rogue ever turn back for me?
As my last shred of consciousness faded, I wondered:"If he knew I was dead, would he still feel like dating the florist?"