Please Give Me Another Chance Mrs Hamilton

Chapter 573

Nadine didn't think it was necessary to add Brad back as a friend. They had been married for six years, during which they were friends on Facebook, yet their conversations were entirely one-sided. She had done all the talking while he never replied.

Six years, and not once did Brad reply. So what good would it do to add him back now? Whenever she looked at their chat history, she felt like staring at her own pathetic self. Nadine had cast her pride aside for a man who couldn't even be bothered to respond to her messages.

The one-sided conversation in that chat box felt like an invisible knife, stabbing at her heart and leaving her in agony time and time again.

There was no reason to add him back as a friend. It would only remind her of how small she had once felt. She had put the past behind her and was working hard to forget the person who had hurt her the most. She believed that time would eventually heal the wounds in her heart.

Brad could see the resolve in her eyes, and it was clear she wanted nothing to do with him anymore. It felt as though an invisible hand was squeezing his heart, making it hard for him to breathe. He felt like he was suffocating.

he didn't realize she hated him to this extent. Biting the inside of his cheek, he tried his best to suppress his anger and maintain his

pick Sean up on time. Since that's the case, I'd like

I'd be able to let you know ahead of time when I'm going to pick him up. Then, you wouldn't have to make an unnecessary trip. I could've just messaged

both parents need to be present for the family activity this weekend. We need to communicate more, don't you

might

for Nadine, they were anything but. Winter was the peak season for respiratory illnesses, and the recent spike patients

Avery away on a business trip, she had no one to help her pick Sean up. Even though Adam had offered to send Travis to do it, she'd been so busy that it

to wait

one this time. No matter how much she disliked him, she knew it was only right to thank the person who

what he said made sense. There was no reason to