Time-Limited Love: A Contract Expired, Not Renewed novel Chapter 334

Zinnia said nothing, simply watching as Landon stubbornly held out the contract to her. In his eyes, there was a desperate, almost obsessive plea.

"Zinnia, can we renew our contract? Please? This time, let's make it a hundred years. Let me be the one who loves you now—please?"

His voice trembled, thick with emotion.

He tried to keep a shaky smile on his lips, but the corners of his eyes were already red and brimming with tears.

That helpless, hopeless look—the kind that comes from knowing the answer but still refusing to give up—clouded his gaze.

Zinnia didn’t move. The way she looked at Landon was as calm and indifferent as it had always been, unmoved by his pleading.

"Zinnia, just look at it. Just once, please?"

His hands shook as he opened the new contract he’d drafted, begging her, lowering himself just for a single glance from her.

Even though Zinnia had no interest, her eyes still swept over the neatly typed terms.

The contract wasn't complicated, but for something meant to be an agreement, it was anything but fair to Landon.

He'd signed over every bit of his property to her. Everything Zinnia had done for him over the past three years was listed, only now the roles were reversed.

Zinnia sighed.

What was the point of all this?

She looked at Landon and said, “You don’t have to do this. What’s written here isn’t fair to you.”

“I don’t care,” Landon replied without hesitation.

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