Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

I thought about it. I realized there was not really any deep hatred between Nicholas and me. The issue was that there were always other women between us. That was something I absolutely could not tolerate or accept. I could not accept this version of Nicholas. No matter how much I loved him, I had to give up and let him go.

I tried to push past him to leave. Being caught off guard, Nicholas staggered backward. I wanted to let him stay here with his new companions, but Nicholas did not let me.

No longer patient, he said, "Ari, I'm already overwhelmed with my father's situation. Can't you endure this a little for my sake? Once my father is gone, no one will interfere in our affairs anymore.

"What does it matter if we don't have children? I don't need to have children. I know you feel wronged, but it was all fake."

I gave a bitter smile. "Nicholas, whatever happened between us can't be summed up by simply calling it 'feel wronged' anymore."

I said softly, "I want this to end quickly too."

With that, I opened the door. Outside, a few glamorous young women were peering in curiously.

One of them complained, "What? How is there already a woman inside?"

girls rushed in excitedly before lining up by the door. I smiled wryly. They were not even

a man like Nicholas, he would never lack female company if he wanted. Why should

stopped me. She pulled me over to her side. "Don't go! Did Mr. Hawk reject you? Stay and watch

was not bad. I even considered watching how Nicholas would treat other girls. Would he kiss them as he said he would? Would he caress their bodies too?

approached the

Hawk, is this your first time here? It's my first

chuckled, "Can you

girls simpered, "We can, but we can't drink much. Mr. Hawk, could you take us home

replied coolly, "Why go home? I have

attractive to these gold-diggers. They squealed excitedly

merrier." The smile on

I fell in love with this man for how gentlemanly

ran out.

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