He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 290 I Already Promised Elizabeth Not to Pursue It

David didn’t understand what she was talking about.

He had no idea what was inside the box.

“I never instructed the Brooks family to do anything,” he said. “You’re overthinking this.”

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Caroline asked, “Then what’s this bank card about? Are you telling me the Brooks family suddenly grew a conscience?”

David frowned slightly. So, they were returning the money. No wonder she is reacting this way.

“Maybe they want to make amends,” David said. “Maybe they’re trying to repair your relationship and hope for your forgiveness.”

Caroline spoke slowly, emphasizing every word. “I will never forgive them.”

The Brooks family had destroyed her life–her marriage, her dignity…

Did they really think returning the money would erase everything? What a joke.

And of course, they were being calculative about it. They only returned the money they got from selling her

out.

If they were so sincere, why not return the five billion dollars from the Ellison family’s dowry too? Hah. They’d never part with that. This fake act of remorse was nothing but disgusting.

Tell them this isn’t something

“This…”

to listen to me,” Caroline took a deep breath,

turned and headed

she was about to step

that I wouldn’t pursue

Caroline froze in place.

“Since they’ve realized their mistake, why not give them a chance? How long

She laughed.

sound echoed clearly in

chance?” She turned to face him, her voice sharp. “When I was sold to that hotel, lying helpless on that bed, waiting to be violated—who gave me a chance at salvation? It wasn’t you who was hurt. It wasn’t your life that was ruined. Of course, it’s easy for you to say all this! You say you won’t pursue it, and suddenly everything is supposed to be forgotten? Just like that? While I, the

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slightly. “Even if you pursue it, time

stared at him, her

loved her, but

she had been

in that moment, she

her forever, it

lacked