Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0577

I was about to take Tabitha to kindergarten in the morning when two bodyguards stopped me at the door.

One of them looked apologetic and said that Tabitha and I weren't allowed to leave the house together. I could go out alone, but only Wendy, accompanied by the bodyguards, could take Tabitha to school.

I glanced back and saw Nicholas standing on the upstairs landing, his expression cold and indifferent. I knew it was all his doing.

Nevertheless, I didn't argue. There was nothing to say. No matter what I said, it wouldn't change the outcome.

Besides, given Tabitha's sensitive nature, any shift in my emotions would only make her anxious. Just as Nicholas often reminded me, we had to play the role of a loving couple in front of Tabitha.

I held her hand and waved at Nicholas. "Say goodbye to Daddy! Tabitha is off to school now!"

Tabitha's eyes stayed on Nicholas. She didn't say anything, but her gaze seemed to soften him. His expression grew noticeably gentler.

I handed her over to Wendy and grabbed my car keys. As I turned to leave, Nicholas called out, "Where are you going?"

back. "What's this? Have your rules changed? Do I need to report to you every time I leave the

pain. His fever hadn't gone down, and his hoarse voice sounded like it

say something else to me when

glanced toward the courtyard, watching as Wendy buckled Tabitha into her seat while the

was eager to leave and replied dismissively, "What do

listed his wishes, I wouldn't comply. Nothing I

ask how I'm feeling or whether

haven't eaten. I

have time to linger. "All right, we're done

I might have fussed over him endlessly, calling him "honey" and worrying about his health. I'd make sure he ate on time, even going so far as to prepare breakfast for him every day for a year, knowing full

He was an adult now, and I no longer had to bear the burden of his

a black hole, dragging me down with them. I'd be

the kindergarten. At the gate, I watched her walk

see her off.

disappeared from view that a wave of sadness hit me. Would Tabitha and I