Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 617

Chapter 0617

Nicholas held my hand and gently brushed it against his cheek.

"Tabitha will be fine. Our child will be healthy and happy. Everything will be okay."

He repeated it over and over as if to convince both of us. Was he nervous too?

I looked into Nicholas' eyes and nodded sadly. Seeing the redness around the comers of his eyes, guilt washed over me. I had let my emotions get the better of me earlier.

When Nicholas was a child, he didn't have a choice either. No one had asked if he wanted to endure illness. I couldn't place all the blame on him for this.

"I'm sorry," I said softly.

He was calmer than me, and he was right. In a situation like this, if both of us broke down, who would comfort Tabitha?

"You don't need to apologize to me. I failed to protect you and Tabitha, and I caused you both a lot of pain. But at least now, I have the chance to make up for it."

I called

overthink it. Tabitha will be out in just

his arms around me, it felt like he was silently

and asked softly, "What was it like when you

to endure if she didn't have us by her side. Just thinking about it broke my heart. At the same time, I felt a deep ache for the childhood Nicholas had suffered

the fact that he'd become the exceptional man he was today would be nothing

for a moment before letting out a faint, bitter smile. "Those memories feel so far away now." His hand brushed gently over my hair, his dark eyes clouded with the pain

face, his deep black eyes filled with my

gentle, soothing voice felt like a quiet thunderclap reverberating

a moment, I hesitated. Watching Nicholas, I felt the words catch in my throat. He mistook my unease for sadness over his past and tried to

who cared. It would've made all the difference." He spoke lightly, as if it were no big deal. "It's

already heavy atmosphere even heavier, but he quickly shifted the

will be out soon, and I'll take her home first. I don't

Nicholas was very thoughtful.

doctor still needed to talk to us, and it was hard to tell how long it would take. Sending Tabitha home first was the

the examination room, the