Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0525

The doctor smiled kindly as if he didn't notice anything

"Mrs. Hawk, your head may still feel a little dizzy today, but it's nothing to worry about. After a light meal to regain some strength, you should take a walk and get some fresh air. You'll be feeling fully recovered soon."

As he spoke, he stepped back. "I'll go check on the meal in the kitchen. If everything's ready. I'll have it brought to you."

Nicholas gave a slight nod, and the doctor quickly left the room.

Now that we were alone, I couldn't help but feel a little awkward being held so close by him. I pulled his hands away, shifting to the side. I then sat up and fixed my gaze on him.

"Nicholas, we're divorced. Don't let anyone call me 'Mrs. Hawk' anymore."

Once bitten, twice shy. Although I had confirmed my marital status when I went abroad, I was still uneasy. I feared that the painful memories might disappear like a dream, with no evidence left behind.

Nicholas let out a dry, mocking chuckle, his gaze drifting. He wouldn't dare lie to me again.

I didn't understand the meaning behind his faint laugh, but I knew I shouldn't stay in this uncomfortable atmosphere.

Tabitha? We should

"Go?"

could finally breathe a sigh of relief. Yet, I talked about leaving. This was my home.

you've got a real talent for

the bed's headboard. With that, he suddenly straightened up and grabbed my wrist

onto me. "Need me to remind you how you cried and

shiver crawl down my spine as I met his gaze. I wasn't sure if it was because of embarrassment or frustration, but I didn't want to remember how miserable I had been

everything quickly and take Tabitha abroad. But with Christopher's

of them, my voice turned

the trash this morning. By now,

human?" I broke free from his grip, frantic.

pressed into a thin line as he remained silent. He couldn't lose

at him, grinding my teeth in frustration. He was sitting there,

he was likely bluffing. Tabitha wasn't like other children. I couldn't let

verge of tears. "Nicholas, what

difference between