He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 371 Tonight, You’re Mine

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Not wanting to push him any further, Caroline forced herself to comply. “Fine, David. I love you. I love you more than anything. You’re the person I love the most.”

There. It’s done. He got what he wanted. That should be enough. Now, will he let me go?

David’s gaze burned into hers, dark and unwavering, like a silent storm waiting to break.

“I gave you what you wanted,” Caroline said carefully. “Now, can you move?”

She was completely pinned, unable to move even an inch.

David let out a cold, humorless laugh. “Just as I expected–empty words. Not even a trace of sincerity.”

But his love for her? It was real.

And that was the injustice he couldn’t bear.

She had him–heart, body, soul.

And he had nothing.

you really want? Are you telling me that, no matter what, you weren’t going to let me go

voice was deep and unwavering. “Hearing you say you love me means nothing. But having you? That’s something real. At least then, I’d know I had you.” His eyes locked onto hers. “Give yourself to

entire body tensed, her

After everything, after all her resistance—this

It wasn’t

pregnant. Carrying twins. How could he even

The man who took what he wanted. The man who never accepted

go ahead.” Caroline’s voice was steady, but her gaze was like ice.

knowing smile. “Of course, I could force you. But what’s the point? Between a husband and wife, these things only matter when they’re done willingly. Otherwise, there’s

pale. “It’s not enough for you to have me… Do you want me

“Yes.”

She yelled, her voice breaking, her chest heaving with frustration,

He was relentless.

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had slipped down her shoulder, the fabric loose, revealing soft skin. And now, as she trembled with anger, her rapid breathing only

darkened, his restraint hanging by

him raged, consuming every

release. It had been

had been with a woman was that night–the night he walked into the wrong hotel room and ended up with

Since then, no one.