Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 863 Play the Long Game

Wanda had thought Nicholas’ feelings toward her were gradually changing, but it seemed that she had just been imagining things. Because she had no reason to stay any longer, she simply left lest Nicholas got upset.That night, she went to ​​Sawyer Residence with a gift in hand. “Old Master Sawyer, I’m here to visit you. How has your health been in the past two days?”

Feeling pleased by her thoughtfulness, Remus replied kindly, “I’m doing great. How about you? Has the company been progressing well? Did anyone cause any trouble for you?”

“It’s going quite smoothly. Besides, with Nicholas’ and Master Kieran’s help, nobody would dare to cause any trouble for me.”

Wanda knew what Remus wanted to hear and tactfully praised the two young masters of the Sawyer Family.

After she finished speaking, she added bashfully, “Speaking of which, I feel embarrassed for troubling Nicholas so often these days.”

go to Nicholas. After all, he promised your grandfather to take

two of them would spend more time together as he hoped that the woman who would stand next to Nicholas would be

was supporting herself as always, and her smile turned even sweeter. “Since

support wasn’t enough for her to get together with Nicholas; she needed Nicholas’ feelings for her to change. At that thought, she suddenly pretended to look downcast and hesitated to continue speaking

abnormal behavior, a glint flashed past Remus’ eyes, and he asked worriedly, “What’s wrong? Why are you unhappy all

I just feel that whenever I look for Nicholas, he seems to

her. At the same time, she also wanted to take this opportunity to make

had seen through Wanda’s thoughts at a glance. Although he wanted her to approach Nicholas, the current situation was no longer suitable

seeing that Remus had fallen silent and didn’t seem to plan to stand up for her, Wanda felt her heart drop all of a sudden. Could it be that he had already begun to accept Tessa’s existence? She frowned slightly, thinking to herself that this was not a

dinner. At the table, she no longer mentioned Nicholas,