He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Sold To a Handsome Trillionaire

Chapter 177 Nash Forced You to Sell?

Caroline clenched her fists. He didn’t.”

Even if he had, she would never admit it.

Finished

Samantha knew she was pretending, but she didn’t call her out on it–because she was pretending too.

Now it was just a matter of who could put on the better act.

“Caroline, you only know half the story,” Samantha said “You think we sold you out for money, but the truth is, we were forced by Nash.”

Caroline’s eyes widened in shock. “You… You’re spouting nonsense! Are you seriously saying Nash forced you to sell my innocence?”

Samantha insisted, “That’s right!”

At that moment, Matthew finally snapped out of his daze. He understood exactly where Samantha was going with this.

After all, they had been married for decades–of course they had that level of tacit understanding!

chimed in, “Ah, Caroline, this whole thing is too complicated, too dark. We originally wanted to bury it and move on, but now that it’s come up again, we might as well lay everything out. Do you really think we’d have

her entire body sway. She couldn’t

her out for money, yet with just a few words, they had twisted the story into them being victims who were forced into

innocent ones? Unbelievable. Twisting the truth.

were good at this–far better than she had expected. She had

fire, her voice dripping with sympathy. “Caroline you have no idea how much pressure mom and dad were under back then. Dad’s hair even turned white from the stress. But who could they turn to for help? On one side was the Ellison family–offending them was out of the question. On

for over twenty years–I care about you. At the end of the day, this was my failure. I

understand.” Elizabeth comforted him. “Don’t

her mind going

the Brooks family head–on would at least force a stalemate–if she couldn’t win, she would drag

them

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to fight all three of them

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everything to keep Nash out of this,

even know Nash was

head

posture relaxed and casual, but there was a sharp, murderous