He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 141 If I Say You’re Wrong, You’re Wrong

David didn’t push her away. Seeing this, Elizabeth leaned further into his embrace.

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Mr. Ellison’s arms were so broad, so warm. Elizabeth thought. She had to claim this space for herself and leave no chance for Caroline to get close.

David kept his gaze lowered, his deep eyes giving no hint of what he was thinking.

Elizabeth was the one who had always considered his best interests, the one who had once saved him from the effects of the drug and given him her most precious first time.

And Caroline, from the beginning, she had schemed, deceived, and threatened him at every turn. The answer to who deserved his protection was clear.

David raised his eyes slightly, glancing at Caroline.

Caroline felt a chill run through her. She met his gaze for two seconds before turning away. A sense of dread crept over her.

Sure enough, David’s cold voice followed. “Why are you just standing there? Hmm?”

Caroline bit her lip. “If I don’t stand here, should I beg for mercy instead?”

“At least you know your place,” he said, tilting his chin. “Elizabeth has done nothing wrong. The one at fault is you. Understand?”

understand. And she

that easily. He spoke plainly, leaving no room for argument. “So, Caroline, it’s time for you

lashes trembled slightly. “What did I do wrong

domineering. “If I say you’re wrong, then

“Oh…”

let out a soft,

decided she was wrong, she had no choice but

looked at him and asked, “David, you can’t even bother coming up with a proper excuse to justify my supposed wrongdoing?

have plenty. Take your

make it sound believable, so I can feel like

raised his hand, brushing aside Elizabeth’s hair

was swollen and dark purple–a testament to

blow she delivered to herself now needed to be repaid

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caused Elizabeth’s injury,” David stated. “Is that reason

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you lied about being a virgin, deceiving Mr. Ellison and causing him to

to injury

fixed his gaze on