Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey

Chapter 218 Nancy, I Will Love You Twice As Much

“Nancy,” Nicholas called out to her, his excitement palpable. “So, is it me? Are you saying that the person you’ve loved all along is me?”

Until now, he had thought it was all a dream. If he hadn’t heard it directly from her, he would have found it hard to believe.

“No,” she deliberately denied.

Of course, he wasn’t accepting a ‘no’ for an answer. He cupped her cheeks, looking as thrilled as an awkward child. “No, Nancy, you can’t lie to me. I heard it; I heard it loud and clear.”

As the words left his lips, he kissed Nancy over and over. He was simply overjoyed. This was, by far, the happiest moment he had experienced in a long time.

Bowing his head, he seized her lips and kissed her passionately. All his excitement, happiness, elation, and emotion were encapsulated in that kiss. If he could, he wished he could melt her with his kiss.

It wasn’t until Nancy could hardly catch her breath and her whole body turned into mush in his arms. that Nicholas finally, reluctantly released her.

“Nancy, thank you.” He genuinely thanked her, grateful that the person she loved happened to be him,

not someone else.

“Thank me for what?” She raised her head, her whole being still rosy like the morning sun because of their earlier passion.

“I’m already on cloud nine that you like me, but I never expected to be even happier than that. Nancy, thank you for giving me this unique surprise.”

“It’s your fault for being so slow to realize it.”

This time, Nicholas didn’t deny it at all. “Yes, I was an idiot for taking so long to realize your feelings. and I’m sorry-

Before he could finish his sentence, she suddenly reached out and covered his mouth. “No, don’t say that.”

“Okay, I won’t.”

Still, he was puzzled about one thing. “But why ten years? We haven’t known each other for that long

me why I’ve always had a soft spot for high school? Even on the day we

“Why?”

where I first met you, and it’s also where I

high school. Now, she was 24 and had graduated from graduate school. It had truly been

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of her life and youth. she gave

emotion. He didn’t want to speak now; he just wanted to listen to Nancy’s quiet

time we met wasn’t the day I went to the Sallow Residence to find Grandpa with the jade bracelet. It was during my freshman year of high school, during boot camp. I fainted, and you carried me to the infirmary, she recounted. “I remember. You were so radiant back then, like the brightest star in the universe. My heart trembled, and from

gradually became despondent. “Later, I recovered, and once, I tried to approach you and say hello.

Nancy.” He held her tenderly, his heart aching.

to be able to feel her pain through her eyes at that time. If he was happy, excited, and thrilled when he first learned about all this, he felt even more heartache and

now.

for all the love she poured into him at that time but never received any response, and he regretted taking

returned to the night of their divorce. At that time, she stood on the high school field, calmly

was like a brilliant star that accidentally fell into my heart, shining brightly and dazzling. But at that

almost madly, just to be as excellent as him one day, to attend the same school. That way, I could

was content. I didn’t ask for much. My desires

but him. She even went all the way to ask him, “Nicholas, do you want to know

saying he

just how foolish he had been back then and how much time

He held her again, his throat choked with emotion and his hands trembling.

to speak, to say something, but suddenly found himself unable to utter a single word, even though he had opened his mouth. In the

he whispered into her ear, “Nancy, from now on, I will love you twice as much. I’ll make up for all those years of

nodded and couldn’t hold back her

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wordlessly loved him, never imagining their paths would cross one day. Two years ago, she married him, becoming Mrs. Sallow and his wife. But now, this was the happiest and sweetest moment for her because she knew she had not loved in vain; her love

response.

reciprocated. It was at that moment that Nancy felt all the past heartaches and affections had been worth