Chapter 1588

Chapter 1588 Can't Live Without Gideon

Back then, Athena was still pretending to be obedient and gentle.

Those people around Byron didn't pay much attention to her, and they would speak freely without

avoiding her.

Therefore, Athena heard a lot about how Gideon's people judged Sally.

"Genes are hereditary. Her mother was a mistress. How can she be a good person at heart? Look at

the past three or four years since she separated from Gideon. She has changed so many men, one

after another!"

"They say she refused to marry someone. Who knows if the man found out about her reputation and

immediately ran away?"

"There is indeed such a possibility. She did that to make Gideon feel guilty?"

At that time, Athena had met Sally a few times.

Leaving aside other things, she had seen the way Sally looked at Gideon, different from how she

looked at others, always full of admiration, always sparkling.

Those words made Athena uncomfortable.

She rarely intervened in the matters of these wealthy people, except for Sally.

Gideon's friends made fun of Sally.

Gideon was present, and she thought Gideon would say something for Sally, but he chose to remain

silent amidst the mockery of everyone.

Athena knew that in Gideon's heart, Sally was almost what those people described.

The next day, she ran into Sally.

Thinking that Sally had been nice to her, she couldn't help but speak up, "Ms. Campbell, can't you live

without Gideon?"

Sally was surprised, and then she seemed to think of something. "Did you attend the party with Byron

last night? Did you hear them gossiping about me?"

Athena didn't say anything.

But Sally suddenly opened her arms and hugged her. "You're a good person."

After that, Sally took the initiative to play with Athena.

Until the "toy boy" incident, Sally was scared off by Byron and fled abroad.

After so many years of ups and downs, Sally still couldn't have her wish fulfilled.

Athena had a feeling that this time Sally wouldn't turn back.

She valued marriage greatly.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have refused the arranged marriage without hesitation.

No matter how she quarreled with Gideon, she never used marriage as a threat.

Therefore, Athena believed since Sally had decided to get married, she was determined not to turn

back.

Byron stared at Athena's tightly held hand.

"Gideon said you only returned to me after I persistently pursued you. If I didn't persist like Gideon,

would you really leave me?" Byron's face was full of grievance.

"To be honest with you, um, yes," Athena nodded.

Byron's heart began to panic, feeling a dense pain.

"Byron, I've already made an appointment for you with a psychologist. Starting tomorrow, once a week

at first, then adjusting according to the situation." Athena changed the subject. "Okay?"

Byron nodded. "Okay."

Athena gently touched his cheek and looked at the lake afar.

It was the central park where she and Byron first met and where their bond was formed.