My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 907

Chapter 907:

Carrie slowly lifted her head, forcing herself to meet his gaze. And the moment she did, she saw the flicker of disappointment in his eyes. She bit her lip, guilt pressing into her ribs.

But before she could say anything, Daxton took a slow breath. Then, his voice came softly. “If you’re going to reject me, then please… don’t say it yet. I don’t expect you to accept me right away,” he said, his lips tugging into the faintest smile. “But at least give me a chance to try.”

Carrie, sensing the weight of the moment, instinctively took a step back.

Daxton was looking at her too intently, his words too unwavering. She pursed her lips, hesitating before finally speaking. “Daxton, I’d like to give you the same advice that Camille once gave me.”

Her voice was quiet, yet firm. “Don’t get stuck on just one person. Look elsewhere, and you’ll find a whole world of options.” She forced a small smile, trying to sound casual. “There are plenty of other women who would be better suited for you.”

his gaze intensified, and the determination in his voice cut through the night air. “But I only want the one in front of me.” There was no uncertainty in his words—just quiet, absolute certainty. “Among countless choices, I only choose

flustered, like a young girl being courted for the

the water… I was the one who pulled you out. I recognized you the moment I saw you. You

was filled with regret. Regret for not being by your side all

felt something tighten in her chest. She tried to turn away, but Daxton’s voice anchored

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with Kristopher. Although it hurt, I supported your decision because it was what you wanted.” His eyes softened, as if he was reliving every moment. “I didn’t approve, but I accepted it. I even

fact

Daxton’s quiet support, his steady presence, the way he always looked out for her even when

to say something—anything. But the words felt

Carrie tried to be, she couldn’t bring herself to say no to Daxton. She had no reason to