Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 667 Don’t Cry, Tessa

A tremble ran through Tessa’s body when she heard that and she turned around in surprise. “Why are you here?”

“I promised you that I’ll be here to watch you perform, but I disappointed you in the end,” Nicholas answered, his face filled with guilt.

As she listened to him, she felt her eyes brimming with unshed tears. Did this man come all the way here because of this promise?

At the thought of this, his words touched her, so her tears trickled down her face, but he didn’t notice as her back faced him.

When he saw that she was silent after his apology, he thought she was upset because he had broken his promise. So, he hugged her from behind as he tried to coax her.

“Don’t be mad, alright? I promise this won’t happen again. It’s my fault for not keeping my promise this time. As long as you won’t be angry, you can vent at me however you like, but don’t be mad anymore, Tessa.”

As she listened to a man as proud as Nicholas apologizing gently in such kind words, Tessa felt that her heart was going to melt and she couldn’t hold back anymore as she turned around to return his hug and started to sob softly.

wasn’t angry at him for being unable to attend her concert. She was simply too worried and her nerves were tense the whole time, so

was at a loss when he saw her cry, and he felt very guilty for disappointing her and making her sad. “Don’t cry. I won’t go back on my word in the future anymore,” he comforted gently while gently patting

Then, she raised her head, wiped away her tears, and flashed him

smile on her face didn’t seem forced or faked, and he breathed a huge sigh of

out of wits

answered and was about to say something before she recalled that he was hurt. So, she immediately changed the subject as she asked in concern, “How is

“I’m fine.”

Nicholas didn’t tell her the truth,

Let me see it,” she said, reaching out

distract her by grabbing her hands and saying gently, “It’s getting late. We should

to stop her, the more worried she

drawing out her hand from his grip,