Summary of Chapter 3450 – A turning point in Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) by Lucy
Chapter 3450 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan), written by Lucy. With the hallmarks of Novel literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
It was just like Nocturne had said—a partnership built on mutual benefit was the only kind that lasted.
The same logic applied to her and Carson.
Carson raised an eyebrow, a faint smile on his lips. "Such a logical analysis. Spoken like a true boss."
Marina frowned. "Can you take this seriously for one minute?"
"Alright, go on," he yielded easily.
Marina's tone turned solemn. "If you think I'm going to end up like Miranda—trapped in some quiet courtyard, turning to religion for solace—you're wrong. I won't do it!"
That finally wiped the lazy smirk off Carson's face. His expression shifted, his gaze turning dark and impenetrable. After a long silence, he spoke in a low, measured voice.
"I understand."
Having laid her cards on the table, Marina finally relaxed. "Being friends is great. There's no need to escalate things!"
Carson's lips curved slightly. "I respect your wishes."
"If you respect me, then no more kissing me out of nowhere!" Marina huffed, fiercely rubbing her mouth. "If there's a next time, I'll make you regret it!"
Carson frowned as he stared at her plump, reddened lips. "Stop rubbing. You're going to break the skin."
A slight flush crept up Marina's neck. She stood and headed straight for her bedroom.
Watching her retreat, Carson drawled, "Goodnight, darling."
Marina threw a vicious glare over her shoulder before vanishing into her room.
Carson sat alone on the sofa for a long time. Thinking back on Marina's words hadn't cooled him down at all. Instead, it stirred a dark, predatory urge within him—an urge to pin her to the mattress and watch her cry as she begged for mercy.
He wanted to see her with reddened eyes to match those reddened lips.
Was this just a man's primal need to conquer a woman?

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