The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 41 Zander and Valeria.

He wanted to see the real her, not the one that she pretended to be.

She was walking hurriedly, but Jacob managed to catch up to her. He wanted to hold her hand, but she slapped him in the face.

They stared at each other, both of them standing still.

She

glared at him coldly and asked, “Why did you and Nathaniel harm my father?” Why?”

“If Nathaniel holds a grudge against the Gomez family, then what about you? What wrong had we done. to the Rivera family? Why must you corner my father?”

He moved his lips and touched his burning cheek; he then held her shaking hand.

“Let me tell you a story!”

want to

He grabbed her

with Nathaniel’s father back then; they were as close

as she had never heard such things from her

some details about when she brought Nathaniel home: her father did not look at him friendily or observe him like a normal

then, but

them started a business together, and the business was growing day. by day. And greed would consume one when there were

reason; Zander Morgan was in his private jet to a

face turned pale.

a deep breath and said, “Uncle Killian did not treat his late best friend’s wife and son with kindness. And Valeria Flores, Nathaniel’s mother, brought Nathaniel away from Saeville in a hurry for an unknown reason.”

Was

left them a huge inheritance that w more than enough for them to survive,

and alone abroad; they could not speak their language. Their lives were so hard back then, Nathaniel was only seven years old. Videria became a prostitute in order to provide for her son

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Zander and Valeria

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her love.

was to take revenge on her. She was only his stepping stone, but he was great at acting, and she thought that he was deeply in love with

concern, and he said, “Nathaniel is a proud man: I guess that he will never tell you about these

customer, and nobody would care

understand how Nathaniel grew up; after all, you’re