After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 564 Confessions and Dilemmas

Quinn's eyes locked onto hers, and as they stared at each other, Chloe didn't look away. She looked confused, unsure of what he wanted to say. After a long silence, it was Quinn who finally gave in.

"Chloe, is there nothing you want to tell me?"

After Chloe and Michael had left earlier, he had been standing with Jessica and Candy when Candy accidentally let something slip, so now he knew everything. That was why, after dropping Jessica off, he rushed back here.

He even ran up the stairs.

Chloe hesitated, suddenly remembering that she had planned to tell him about her plans to leave the country after the fireworks display.

But with everything that happened, she had forgotten entirely.

She was about to speak, but Quinn beat her to it, his voice growing more emotional. "Did you not think about me at all? You're leaving the country. Why didn't you tell me? I was the last one on the team to find out." Chloe blinked. "Uh... actually, Jessica was the last to know."

She hadn't planned to tell Jessica at all.

Quinn sighed in exasperation. "Chloe, have you never considered me as one of your own?"

"Of course not!"

agitated. She hadn't told him because she didn't know

were set,

was even more at a

into silence, the

breath to gather her thoughts, then spoke first, "Quinn, it was wrong of me not to tell you sooner, and I apologize for

admitted to myself that sometimes, people take their closest friends for

up completely to someone, it's easy to start assuming that they'll always understand and tolerate you simply

that happens in relationships. Though it was never

it, Chloe wanted

then Quinn interrupted her, "But I don't want

and she looked

"Chloe, I like you. I've never wanted

truth was out, Chloe found herself at

smile on her face. "Quinn, don't

you since the first time we met. You think we've been friends for a long time, but for me,

opened her mouth, but

own fate. I wasn't good enough for you I was just a poor student with nothing to

I would have sincerely wished you well. But you weren't happy-your marriage was a mess. So I stayed by your side, thinking I would confess