Reborn of Kate by Isla Rainfield

Chapter 30 I Was Stupid

“Hendrick…”

Kate’s voice trembled as she took a deep breath and whispered to Eric, “Eric, I…”

Before she could finish her sentence, she heard Eric’s indifferent voice, “Hmm, go ahead, don’t wander around.”

Looking at Eric with a mix of surprise and gratitude, Kate nodded heavily.

A smile then appeared on her face as she quickly walked towards Hendrick’s direction, giving him. a big hug without hesitation.

The sudden hug caught Hendrick off guard. He looked at Kate in disbelief and after a moment, hesitantly raised his hand to hug her back, his voice trembling as he said, “Kate, you’re finally making up with me?”

Hendrick’s heart was in turmoil.

Three years ago, when he refused Kate’s request to marry Simon and instead let her marry Eric, Kate had a falling out with them, even wanting to cut off ties with them. But even when she threatened to die, she couldn’t change the outcome; she still married Eric.

It was not because they were not open–minded and insisted on a business marriage, but because. Simon was not a good match. Marrying him was not a good choice.

And Eric wasn’t as terrifying as the rumors made him out to be.

But no matter how they explained, Kate did not listen. After she married Eric, she cut off contact

with them.

her older brothers were busy expanding their overseas business. The Lowe Group’s business

three years since he heard his sister

was

tear from the corner of her eye, Kate smiled

casual, sweeping past the people around Hendrick, finally pausing for

smile on her face. She exuded an air of arrogance, but when she saw Kate, a hint

Kate

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Sommers, who caused

Finished

the bed looking disheveled and panicked, exuding a sense

“Let’s go;

sit over

his excitement, Hendrick took Kate’s hand and led her to a

originally talking to Hendrick also

at Kate with a desire to speak but stopped, as if he wanted to ask something but swallowed it silently, not knowing what to say for

want to ask me about me and Eric?” Kate lowered her voice, with a hint of a smile on

said with some helplessness, “I heard that you stabbed him;

down, seeing no obvious external injuries on her, he breathed a sigh of relief, but still