All Too Late

Chapter 50

Samuel carried Kathleen into his car and helped her fasten the seatbelt.

Kathleen pushed the car door, only to realize it had been locked.

She gritted her teeth and said, “Let me out! You’ve gone too far!”

Pinching her cheek using his rough and slender fingers, he asked, “I have gone too far, but what can you do about it?”

“Samuel, if you dare to provoke me again, I will publicly reveal our relationship and make Nicolette the homewrecker!” Kathleen was enraged.

Samuel took out his phone and turned on the camera.

Then, he placed one hand over Kathleen’s shoulder and took a photo of them together.

Kathleen was stunned.

In the next instant, he logged into his Twitter account and crafted a tweet with only one word: Married.

After that, the photo was attached below.

He then placed the phone in Kathleen’s hand and said, “It will be posted as soon as you press it.”

Kathleen was at a loss for words.

“So, where are you going? You can slowly think about what you want to do on the way there,” Samuel added with both hands on the wheel.

Kathleen pursed her lips and replied, “Granny asked me to go over.”

Granny?

Samuel drove Kathleen to the said location.

On the way, she held the phone and remained motionless.

Her mind was a mess.

If she posted the tweet, her relationship with Samuel would be known to the whole world.

Despite being aware of what lay ahead, Kathleen had never expressed worry.

She was more concerned about the purpose of disclosing their relationship to the public if they were only going to end up divorcing.

It would also be problematic for her as she would be recognized wherever she went in the future.

I will also have two children with me by then. What should I do? Forget it. I just said that in a fit of anger.

Samuel lightly furrowed his eyebrows.

He thought that Kathleen would be eager to post it.

However, he did not expect her to not take any action at all.

Doesn’t she want to publicly reveal our marriage? Is she reluctant to do so because she is afraid that she will not be able to be with Christopher in the future?

Samuel’s eyes gradually turned dark at that thought.

All of a sudden, a child that was playing ball by the sidewalk ran onto the road.

Samuel immediately stepped on the brakes.

Luckily, nothing happened.

thrown forward before she was pulled back

her hand slipped

panicked, her finger accidentally tapped

and looked at Kathleen,

the child’s parent bringing

and thought, How can there be such an irresponsible

the phone!” She moved to pick

it was easy for him to

look. I think I might have tapped

screen

sigh of relief. “Thank goodness. It would truly

stared at

doesn’t want to announce it to

then continued

they arrived

place where she lived was not

to give Cynthia a bigger house back then, but she had

hard

Emily and Wynnie grew up in

to move out. That was

unfastened her seatbelt and

that, she got out of the

Samuel followed.

you get

my granny too. Can’t I go up

How can anyone stand this bad temper unless they’re someone as sweet-tempered as me? You two might

that Kathleen was silently

took the

entrance, Kathleen

Click.

opened, and Christopher

eyes became icy-cold at the

other hand, Christopher’s eyes

“Chris?” Kathleen was shocked.

Granny. She told me that you

entered the

not believe that it was a

glanced at Samuel with an unfathomable

Samuel stepped inside too.

of pink

off her shoes, she

subconsciously reached out to

her from behind and said, “Go ahead and take

that, Christopher quickly retracted

and whispered, “I can stand firmly myself.

be stubborn.

Bleurgh!

did not believe him

grab

didn’t care either. It was his grandmother’s house anyway. He didn’t

he changed his shoes, Samuel headed straight for

then saw Kathleen hugging Cynthia. “Granny, I’m hungry,” Kathleen said

grinned and said, “Hungry? Christopher, hurry up

that I didn’t have

man. You can endure a little starvation, but Katie must

go cook.” Christopher went

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