He Regretted Kicking Me And Our Babies Away by David Ellison

Chapter 376 Making Things Difficult for David

Finished

Caroline opened her mouth slightly, as if about to speak, but in the end, she said nothing. She lowered her head and continued eating, ignoring the tension in the air.

David’s expression darkened. He wiped his sleeve off with little care, then gave her a look. “Are you done?”

“Oops, my hand slipped. Sorry about that.”

His grip tightened around the napkin for a split second, but he forced himself to stay composed.

“It’s fine,” he said flatly. “Finish your breakfast. I’ll go change.”

Without another word, he turned and left.

He tolerated it.

David understood why Caroline was still upset–after all, he had taken what he wanted last night, ignoring her protests. She had been throwing a silent tantrum ever since.

She wasn’t letting it go. She was making it clear she hadn’t forgiven him.

He decided to let her be. There wasn’t much else he could do.

The butler hesitated before stepping forward. “Mr. Ellison, should we—”

“It’s nothing,” David cut in, his voice devoid of emotion.

swiftly cleared the mess. One placed a fresh glass of milk beside Caroline. “Mrs.

if nothing

Caroline took a sip,

but you didn’t drink it. You even spilled it. I thought he was going to be furious–I was standing right there, thinking any second now, he was going to lose it. You know how he is–he can’t stand a single

here we are. Everything

Maybe Mr.

Care? After

that she was pregnant, he had only cared about his own desires- taking her by force, without a shred

why he was letting

thing was certain–Caroline’s resentment wouldn’t disappear over something so insignificant. She wasn’t going to forgive him

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Things

time David returned,

“Where is she?”

think she left,” the

David’s gaze darkened. “Think?”

a moment ago, and then suddenly, she was

Ellison, I’ll check with security,” the butler quickly

Finished

the report came in. “Mrs. Ellison left the house. She took her

Silence filled the room.

word. She

his tie slightly, his expression unreadable. After a long pause,