All Too Late

Samuel dragged Kathleen toward the car.

However, she did not want to get in the car.

Samuel asked coldly, “Do you want Christopher to come down and pester you? At that time, Felix might think that you’re just blowing hot and cold. Will you be able to explain yourself?”

Kathleen bit her lip.

Then, Samuel continued in a low voice, “I really won’t do anything to you. Just get in the car!”

Kathleen gave up struggling and was pulled into the car by Samuel.

He closed the car door and drove away with Kathleen.

When Christopher rushed out, they had already left.

Christopher gave Charles a sidelong glance. “Why didn’t you stop them?”

Charles felt a mix of emotions and replied, “I couldn’t. Christopher, Kate doesn’t like you, indeed. This is the first time I saw her talking back in that way. Your grandpa had gone too far.”

After that, he got into his car.

Christopher gritted his teeth.

Samuel must be behind this!

Meanwhile, Kathleen was sitting in Samuel’s car. She looked out of the window, and her vision turned blurry.

Samuel felt a stab in his heart.

Why does she like Christopher so much?

In fact, Kathleen felt aggrieved.

Argh! I had never gotten scolded so much by an elder in my whole life. What have I done wrong?

Looking at how she was crying miserably, Samuel could only try to make himself appear less hostile and gloomy.

Then, he stopped the car and said in a hoarse voice, “Stop crying.”

Kathleen shot him a sideways glance. The next instant, she grabbed Samuel’s tie and questioned angrily, “Samuel, tell me what’s wrong with a second marriage?”

Samuel was slightly stunned.

Kathleen bellowed in a gentle voice, “So what if I’m a divorcee. Do they think I wanted that divorce? I wouldn’t have opted for a divorce if I hadn’t been forced to the edge! Who did he think he is? What rights does he have to chide me like this?”

Samuel looked at Kathleen who broke down tears. After hesitating for a moment, he took her into his arms.

His voice was extremely hoarse as he apologized, “It’s my fault. I’m sorry. I was the one who made you bear the title of a divorced woman. Blame it all on me.”

Kathleen broke down and asked, “Why are they blaming me? What have I done wrong? I gave you all my love, and I tried my best to maintain the family. Why am I the one to be blamed in the end? They even said that I will never be happy in the future. Why?”

Samuel’s heart ached.

been in

Kathleen was right.

was not the

sorry!” Samuel could only hug her tightly, as he was the one

was him who

torn between

never thought of getting involved

she was scolded without

a loss for what to do, so he could only hug

while,

her tears. “Sorry,

merely smiled. “It’s good that you can vent it out. I was afraid that you’d keep everything

She then looked at his crumpled suit and

“Sure.” Samuel nodded.

Kathleen fell silent.

calmly. “The suit can still

let me pay for

earning more than one hundred million from the film. Why can’t you buy me a suit?”

Kathleen snorted in annoyance.

tissue and said, “Take this. You’re the one who requested to make everything clear between us. And now, I’m merely following your request, yet you’re unhappy about

nose. “I’ll buy it for

did not feel

out of the window and cast his gaze upon the beach and sea. “I come here often. After you left, I’d come here whenever I missed you. I’d sit in the car alone, listening to the sound of the waves rolling in

her brows, Kathleen uttered,

can close your eyes and take some rest,” said Samuel as he opened the

a bright and sunny

sound of waves and whistling of

sat in the car, and she slowly calmed herself

her eyes and

off his coat

fixed his gaze on the lady’s sleeping face, his heart

not with Christopher now, and she’ll never be with him.

him a message: Is Kate with

Samuel: Yes.

to do with you just because she has nothing

Samuel: Yes.

you dare to plot against Kate again, she will

Samuel: Okay.

that I’m joking! If you still treat Kate the way you used

Samuel: Sure.

Diana was utterly speechless.

did not want to bother

a message that wrote:

Samuel: Yes.