Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 807 Another Perspective

When Mona walked over, she happened to overhear them.

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Seeing how upset Tessa was, she comforted her by saying, “You don’t need to care about their opinions. After all, birds of a feather flock together. Their moral compass has been twisted a long time ago since they always hang out with Kathleen. Besides, it was Kathleen’s fault.”

Tessa, who heard all this, pursed her lips as her emotions were no doubt perturbed.

When she went back at night, she was still downtrodden, for she did not eat much of her dinner.

Noticing this, the butler was worried for her, so Kylie secretly told Nicholas about this.

“Master Nicholas, Madam Tessa seemed to be quite upset after returning from the orchestra practice tonight. She barely touched her food.”

“I got it. Just prepare some supper for her later this evening.”

Hanging up, Nicholas then called Tessa.

“What are you doing right now?”

ate. I’m resting now.” Tessa smiled at the handsome man on

the smile was a

through this at a glance, Nicholas asked purposefully, “You don’t seem

some things have changed upon my

though she did not state it clearly, he could still somewhat guess

her and said, “You don’t need to overthink this. Screw what they said; the incident has nothing to do with

Tessa then became

Tessa, he stated, “You don’t need to mind what she thinks. Understand that some people will still pity those deserving of punishment in this world. Of course, they are not at fault for pitying them. After all, it is a good thing if

to observe her expression before continuing, “But, we know that Kathleen isn’t one to change. So, you shouldn’t be blaming

make

her own actions. Yet, not only did she not do that, she tried to

thought made Tessa feel

by his words, the pressure only became heavier when she went

One was deprived of a main performer, so they were forced to halt their performances

this that more people became

this, for she only became more

herself like this, Mona grew