He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 33 Nash Bought Her That Night

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Nash paused for several seconds before speaking softly I’m sorry, Caroline. I failed you.”

“You’re being too dramatic, Mr. Newton,” Caroline replied calmly. “You have your bright, open path ahead, and I have my own path too. We each go our own way, unconnected and separate, because we were never meant to walk the same path.”

Her tone remained steady, devoid of any emotion.

It’s all in the past. Those who hurt her and abandoned her–she had let it all go.

Perhaps… she was just destined for a bitter life, fated to be alone.

Since childhood, she had been an orphan, growing up an orphanage. When she finally met Nash, it was as if a beam of light had illuminated her dark world. But that light eventually faded, plunging her back into the shadows.

She and Nash had been college classmates. He was the class president, and she was the acadèmic committee member. Everyone could see that Nash liked her.

He pursued her openly and passionately, with a simple and genuine love that was impossible to ignore.

But Caroline never accepted him. She knew all too well how vast the gap between them was.

daughter of the Brooks family, while Nash was the privileged young master of

four years of college, Nash never gave up on her, remaining persistent in

moved and ready to take a leap of faith, willing to face whatever challenges the

engagement exploded across

powerful union the

but couldn’t find the words. In the end, he

Brooks family

feel

been

the job applications on the table. “How’s the

“Fantastic. Couldn’t

Instead, he offered sincerely. If you’re willing, you can work at my company. Don’t let my presence deter you. I know you’d be

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you for the offer, Mr. Newton, but I’ll pass,” Caroline said, standing up. Without sparing him another glance, she

she need Nash’s

dishes, or hand out flyers than

are men so