Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 817 Forgiveness

Nonetheless, Scott inquired, “I’m assuming that you don’t want to see Miss Reinhart. Do you… hold grudges against her?”

Hathaway remained silent. Although she did not respond, her expression said everything. Indeed, she was furious with Tessa.

Why can’t I forgive Tessa again like I have so many times before?

Scott naturally understood, so he sighed and gently persuaded, “Actually, I don’t think Miss Reinhart can be blamed for this. She is also innocent… She and the baby in her womb might have died if it hadn’t been for…” Hathaway lowered her eyes, making it difficult to read her expression.

“Perhaps you think Miss Reinhart has been forgiven so many times and that you couldn’t find it within yourself to do it again. However, you should think from another perspective. As a mother yourself, can you possibly forgive someone who wants to harm your child?” he asked as he pretended not to notice her expression.

No!

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Hathaway closed her eyes in pain with tears rolling like falling beads from the corners of her eyes. She was aware of the truth, but she could not get past the barrier in her heart. She also knew she was selfish and that preventing Tessa from entering her ward would subject her to everyone’s mockery, but… her daughter had died!

just the mere thought of

full of guilt, she continued, “It’s my fault for

this was also not

on you. Kathleen also had the ability to think for herself, but she chose the wrong path. I

could only weep. With that, the entire room was overcome

became concerned and rushed forward to persuade Hathaway, “Miss Hathaway, you need to look after your health. The doctor advised

Hathaway to cry. It’s better to let

have had a good life, but she was too paranoid and always regarded Miss Reinhart as

saddened Hathaway even more and she wept

how long she cried, but she was eventually exhausted and fell asleep

and gently tucked the blanket for her before turning to Blaire. “I appreciate you taking such good care of Miss Hathaway these days. I’ll return when I have the time and

“Thank you, Mr. Brooks.”

and stood there watching