Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 537

"If that's the ease, then maybe Kathleen's not that bad of a person," someone commented.

"Yeah. I was worried that Kathleen would continue attacking Tessa, but I guess my worries were for nothing," another member said. Hathaway's smile grew wider when she heard the member's comments. She quickly stepped forward to speak up. "Tessa, Kathleen has been reflecting on her actions after coming home this lime. She has really learned from her mistakes, and her apology is sincere."

Tessa still felt somewhat puzzled, but she didn't want to make the atmosphere too tense since Hathaway was there. So, she shifted her gaze toward Kathleen before addressing her sternly. "I'll forgive you this time, but there will be no next time."

"Don’t worry. I promise there won't be the next time," Kathleen replied.

Hathaway looked relieved upon hearing their words. "I feel like I can finally have a good night’s sleep after watching you guys reconcile." Tessa simply smiled without making any comments as she still felt like something was off.

to understand the

for she jogged over to Tessa excitedly. "That's great. You’ll be my good friend from now on, and we ll get along well with each other!"

other woman dumbfoundedly. She could feel goosebumps forming on her skin, and before she knew it, she found herself trying to pull away from Kathleen. Tessa took a step sideways to create some distance between her and Kathleen. "I’ll head off to practice if that’s all you have to say," she said

Hathaway. Hathaway sent the rest of the people off to practice after that. A while later, Kathleen was the only one who remained in her spot after everyone had left. She stared at the direction in which Tessa had gone as her gaze darkened a little. The look in her eyes was terrifying—she looked like

that Kathleen was acting strangely, and her gut feeling told her to

no longer held the cheerful laughs and noises as it did before, and she wasn't used to the silence. So, she let out a soft sigh as she tried her best to suppress her negative

and he was sitting on his office table with the sun shining from behind his back. The bright

today? Did anyone cause you trouble?" His voice showed a hint of care

he was worried about, so she smiled and reassured him. "Don't worry. No one caused me trouble

up the change in his expression, so he simply nodded. She flipped around in bed to find a comfortable spot before she continued to explain herself. "I was pretty surprised myself. Did you know that Kathleen actually apologized to me when I went to the orchestra practice today? She seemed really different as well." She gave him a brief summary of