The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 82 A Man Named Arcs

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Even though she hadn’t given Peyton the shoes, she had worn them a few times and was planning to discard them to purchase new ones. She was merely seizing the opportunity to do a good deed, but she hadn’t anticipated that Peyton would remember it for so many years.

Peyton expressed her gratitude to Freya with a warm smile. “Freya, you’ve saved my life twice! And now, you’ve rescued me from the pool. I owe you three lives! I’ll do anything you ask of me! I concur with your decision to leave Saeville. I think…” S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Peyton lowered her voice, “That creep Nathaniel is likely after you! If you need to get in touch with someone. I can assist you.”

Freya nodded. She was indebted to Peyton, but all she could offer in return was a promise of gratitude.

“Peyton. I promise you a good life. In the future, you’ll reside in a grand villa, cultivate golden flowers in your garden, and own a chain of flower shops.

her arm slightly, looked at Freya, and joked. “Your promise sounds like something a scoundrel would say.”

genuinely. It wasn’t too late. She still had

to return from Porejimo. She was curious about what had happened to Jacob in Porejimo. He hadn’t been in touch for several days.

leave Saeville and travel abroad to meet Jacob in Porejimo.

wait any longer. She was afraid that the

to a whisper. Peyton stood up awkwardly

took me to the underground boxing ring in Saeville. He mentioned that if he ever had to leave Sacville for Porejimo, I could seek help

look for him. Sounds a bit thrilling. Is there a

was unsure. Jacob had left for Porejimo in a rush. Due to the incident at the ball that night, they hadn’t had

match, he had casually mentioned something,

Saeville, only he

from her coma and confronted Nathaniel, he hadn’t shown

peaceful life, free from humiliation and threats. It was

existence.

Finished

quickened

stroll in the garden, they didn’t interfere, but they kept