Side Chick Era... Over

Loving Mom 288

Chapter 288

Nate couldn’t help but let out a low whistle. “Seriously? That talented? She’s like a one-woman orchestra.”

Julliard let out a soft sigh. “She really is a genius when it comes to the arts. It’s just a shame…”

“A shame what?” Nate asked.

“She got married too young. Her husband treats her poorly-he keeps other women on the side. And for the sake of her family and her son, she gave up everything she once loved.”

Nate frowned. “Julliard, there are so many amazing women in the world. She’s married, has a kid-she’s not right for you anymore. Time to move on.”

“No.” Julliard cut him off, and for once, his face turned serious. “She’s not the one who doesn’t deserve me. I’m the one who doesn’t deserve her.”

Nate blinked. “Wait-Julliard… don’t tell me you’re still hung up on her?”

Julliard said quietly, “I used to think that as long as she was happy, it didn’t matter if she wasn’t with me. But now… I see she’s worse off than before she got married. If her husband can’t give her happiness, then maybe… maybe I can.”

Nate stared at him, wide-eyed. “Damn, Julliard. Didn’t think you had it in you to be the sentimental type. What are you planning? Don’t tell me you’re thinking of taking her back.”

“Why not?”

“Well, if after all these years you still haven’t let her go, then I’m behind you. Go for it, man. Chase what

talking, but Carter had lost interest. He didn’t bother listening

in question was married with a child, she tuned out too. Not once did she think the

did Nate or

in their eyes, aside from her looks, Sharon had no real merits. To them, she was nothing

described.

through Kelly’s

already divorced, I don’t need

drew together.

it too, how he kept making things

were divorced, she was still Theo’s mother. If anything happened to her, and Theo ever found out, it

“I’m thinking of having someone wreck the guy’s clinic. Just the clinic, don’t worry-no one will

of hers? It’s under Hendricks Properties. All we need is a reason to evict her, and she won’t be able to get back in for at least a year or two. She won’t have a place to live, and with no job to support herself, eventually, she’ll come crawling back to

got money. Even if you lock her out of that place, she can always buy a new one. Nate,

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