Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 751 When Have I Ever Lied to You?

Tessa believed this was something they had to face together and not just Nicholas. She wanted to bear the responsibility with him, but every time she wanted to go out, Timothy would stop her, and this time was no exception either.

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Timothy knew from the looks of his distressed sister that they could forget about sleeping if he didn’t manage to dissuade her.

“Tess, you should have faith in Nicholas. Since he has decided to take care of it himself, everything will be fine.” He analyzed with well-founded reasoning as he took Tessa to the couch.

If anything, he had a good idea why Nicholas had them come back here.

It was probably because his family didn’t quite approve of their relationship. After all, the gap between them was far too great.

If Tessa stayed, she’d inevitably hear many unpleasant words, and this was also why Timothy kept stopping his sister from going.

After all, he didn’t want his dear sister to suffer any grievances.
However, Tessa knew none of this.

I should trust Nicholas,” she said with glumness, “but I just can’t

she began blaming herself. “It’s all my fault. Even after all this while, I still haven’t made a name for myself overseas. Had I

your fault at all. If anything, the blame’s on me. If I hadn’t kept you from your ambition, you’d have been a world-renowned violinist by

a second, and she hurriedly tried to convince him otherwise when

wouldn’t have had to defer for

end of the day, I’m just too weak. Nonetheless, I’ll work harder and push our family up into the elites. That way, you can stand tall and proud when you

brother in high morale, but she

it. You have your own purpose in life. Besides, this issue is between me

him before he could say anything. “Don’t overthink it. Nicholas doesn’t

that, I don’t want people to think you’ve married way above your league,” Timothy mumbled. “No matter what anyone else thinks, you deserve

hearing so, and her originally heavy