Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0620

I opened my mouth but couldn't find the words. All I could do was stare at him, completely at a loss, Nicholas looked even more disappointed when I didn't immediately deny his accusation.

"Do you have any idea how much I want you? Or why have I been holding back all this time?'

Nicholas pinched the bridge of his nose as if someone had forced him to swallow a bitter medicine. The bitterness was so overwhelming that he couldn't even lift his head.

"If we're together, I want it to be because we both want it. It should be happening naturally and willingly, not due to any external reasons, not even for Tabitha!" His tone was firm. "I won't agree to this!"

I didn't expect Nicholas to think this way. I was so shocked by his straightforward words that my body trembled slightly. But his resolute rejection filled my gaze with sadness.

"When I was abroad, I took Tabitha to see many doctors. They always spoke so casually, saying things like, 'Your daughter is still young. You and your husband could try for another child. Two children growing up together would be good for both of them'."

Nicholas clenched his fists, his frustration boiling over as he cursed, "They're idiots. Utter nonsense!"

I interrupted, shaking my head and

doctors, having two kids in a family is normal. Besides, there are substantial

throw out those suggestions without a second thought. But after hearing it over and over, it started to stick

let out a

why you acted so proactive that one time. If Pete hadn't

with every question, his usual low, magnetic tone now tinged with

what, I would've stopped! Do you think I see you

really didn't understand him. And yet, it felt like he could see right

easily read my thoughts through my actions. And the truth was, I really did think that way

this for Tabitha. You want what's best for her too, don't

his tightly clenched

don't matter to you. I'm just a Facebook post you've deleted, a man so worthless that even 20 years of sunk cost

I knew that too. Yet, I was still