He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 331 Did I Say I Was Leaving Tonight?

David pondered. Had she heard it all?

His heartfelt confession, his solemn promise–did she know?

Caroline shook her head. “I didn’t hear anything.”

“Are you sure?”

“Yes.”

David stared at her intently, his gaze shifting through countless emotions.

Caroline was nervous, but she forced herself to remain calm.

Just play dumb. Play dumb. She kept repeating to herself.

Because those words, his promises–meant nothing.

Even if she confronted David right now and asked whether he still intended to let her go, he would deny it without hesitation.

David’s promises only held weight when he thought she was dead.

Now that she was standing here, alive and well… those words were nothing more than empty air. She could listen, but she absolutely couldn’t take them to heart.

She would never die. For the sake of her child, she had to live. She was an orphan–she would never allow her child to suffer the same fate.

Suddenly, David curved his lips into a smirk and leaned in close to her ear. His voice was low and tempting. “Caroline, if you did hear me… everything I said will come true.”

Her heart trembled.

admit–the temptation

she forced herself to remain calm. “Well, I didn’t hear

fall for his

the bait. The moment she admitted she had heard

untouchable. There was no way he would allow her to witness his vulnerability, his helplessness… his

I thought you were dead, what do you think I would

My brain doesn’t

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wouldn’t fall for it. She stuck to her story and

Finished

let out a soft chuckle. “You’re smart when you should be dumb, and dumb when you should be smart.” Then, he stepped back and turned toward the door. “Caroline, get rid of all your

all this chaos, after everything they’d

out to be a false

were

the bathroom door, his expression

“Mr. Ellison…”

“Did I stutter?”

bodyguard immediately responded, “Understood.

waved a hand dismissively. “Not

“Yes, sir.”

left, restoring order to the room. Soon, the master bedroom

state-

the scattered footprints on the floor and the broken table, which served as the only evidence of the chaos