Kevin was correct—he lacked the ability to cherish Esther, and he was undeserving of her love.

Bradley forced a bitter smile, downing his beer.

“Another bottle, please,” he requested.

“Sure thing.” The wife brought another beer for Bradley, noting a wedding ring on his left finger. She kindly advised, “Sir, maybe you should drink a little less. Your family at home might worry about you.”

“My wife might worry about me?” Bradley chuckled wryly and murmured affectionately, “If only she would worry.”

“She will definitely worry about you,” the wife affirmed.

Yeah. She would worry.

Once, Esther’s world revolved around him. At that time, even a furrowed brow or a cough of his would make her concerned and anxious. It was just that he was arrogant and ignorant of love back then.

Now, only now, did he understand what he had missed.

Bradley dropped

“I’m sorry. I didn’t

continued drinking the beer, growing tipsy from the cheap liquor that cost just

office workers finished complaining about their bosses and started

guys know about the Fosters of

“Yeah. What about it?”

engaged. We received an order from the

the Fosters often engage in political unions,

the bride’s family

seems to be

if it was an engagement with the Fosters. Among the younger generation of

Esther was dead, he would

did you say the Fosters and Quills

made the

“We don’t know.”

“Don’t ask us. We…”

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