Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey

Chapter 86 Nancy Attended the Birthday Party

“Exactly as I said. Nicholas’ tone was very icy.

Madelline gazed at him. Her eyes filled with tears, and she couldn’t utter a word for a long time.

“Yesterday, when I asked about the ring, it wasn’t that I didn’t trust Nancy, but it created a misconception for her.” Nicholas explained.

“She’s my wife, and I should have cherished, loved, and protected her, but I didn’t fulfil my duty as a husband.”

“As for you, Madelline, I’m the one who said I would marry you, broke that promise, and hurt you. None of this has anything to do with Nancy. I hope you won’t blame her for anything in the future.”

If she hadn’t heard it with her ears, Madelline would never have believed that these words came from Nicholas..

When he had agreed to throw a grand birthday party for her, she had been overjoyed to the point of feeling almost ecstatic.

She even thought he had finally changed his mind and would acknowledge their relationship publicly.

However, she hadn’t expected that this wasn’t the beginning” but the “end.”

“Nicholas…” Madelline called his name but choked up, unable to say another word.

She was suffering.

Her heart felt like it had been pierced, and she was in extreme agony.

How could this have happened?

It was supposed to be her eagerly anticipated and joy-filled birthday party.

She had been so happy and excited, thinking she was the happiest woman in the world.

But why was he telling her that all of this was false?

“So, you threw this birthday party not to celebrate with me but to say goodbye, is that it?” Madelline asked pitifully.

Nicholas nodded. “Whether you see it as a farewell or a way for me to make amends for my guilt, you can interpret it however you like.”

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Is that so

Madelline gave a bitter smile. Suddenly, her high heels wobbled, nearly causing her to stumble.

Seeing how weak she appeared, as if she were about to collapse, Nicholas reached out and steadied her. “If you’re not feeling well, you can go back and rest. Since I promised you, I’ll ensure that today’s birthday party goes well.”

Nancy leaned against the railing on the second floor, observing this scene.

princess. On

marriage had been a mistake from the beginning.

an empty shell. It would ultimately be an empty shell no

shouldn’t have come here..

the past few days, she had repeatedly told herself, Nancy, you mustn’t go. You mustn’t go.

she couldn’t control herself and came

was extravagantly decorated, showcasing luxury at every turn.

world, adorned the venue, transforming it into a world of flowers. The scene was breathtakingly beautiful, resembling a secret garden fit for

she had never received before.

yet, her husband, Nicholas, had provided all this elegance

It was ridiculous!

by a famous designer, was exquisite and graceful. Wearing the dress. amidst a

level of thoughtfulness put many people to

felt very

Nancy was

dreamed of a thousand times, ten thousand times, but had never truly

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descended the stairs, taking slow, deliberate steps as she entered

some things can put your heart to rest.

the overhead flowers, walking with her head tilted back,

turned around and apologized sheepishly, “I’m so sor

came to an abrupt halt when

at Nancy

Nicholas for her. She had assumed that Nancy would secretly hide

Nancy would have the courage to come. It was truly beyond her

because I wanted to,” Nancy replied

my birthday party?” Madelline crossed her

“I know.”

know who organized such a grand and luxurious birthday party for

“My husband.”

said this

arranged by Nicholas. He spent a lot of time and effort for me.

that so?”

sneer, her smile filled with mockery, Madelline asked in anger, “What are you laughing.

your parents attend? You can’t possibly think that Nicholas throwing you a birthday party means he’s acknowledging

said, without me willingly agreeing, this marriage won’t end.”

front of me or

be bothered to

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uncomfortable and upset due to

stomach and walked forward with

that moment, a pair of beautiful hands effortlessly