Always Been Yours

Chapter 84

As Stefania listened, her face turned cold and serious, and disdain was evident in her eyes. Nicholas’s eyebrows knitted together, betraying the displeasure he felt.

Gregory also pouted his tiny lips, obviously upset. Nicholas was silent for a while, then nodded at the butler. “Let her in.”

The butler nodded in response, and soon Roselle was sashaying through the door. To her surprise, the sight that greeted her was Tessa, Nicholas, and Greg sitting at the dining table, halfway through their meal.

The harmonious atmosphere was very similar to a family reunion…

There was a shadow across the look in her eyes, but it quickly disappeared. She took two steps forward and greeted them politely in her gentlest voice, “Good day, Mrs. Sawyer. Hi, Nicholas.”

Stefania glared at Roselle, her voice cold. “And what business do you have here?”

here to apologize. Ever since I left the main house yesterday, I haven’t slept a wink. I keep feeling guilty when I think about Greg. I know that my mother did all that for my own good, but I can’t get over it no matter what. So, I decided to come and apologize to Nicholas and Greg. Of course, I know that no matter how much I apologized, I would never be able to make

began to flow out of her eyes, and

remained silent, but she had to admit that Roselle honestly had a way with words. Roselle didn’t have to say much to subtly push the blame on her mother,

mother’s stead, and her helpless tears won compassion for her, adding to her constructed image of a thoughtful daughter. Those who understood would know how Roselle’s mind worked. Those who did not, however, would be completely

had nothing to do with Tessa, so she could care less. She just placed more food on Gregory’s

cold as he remained silent as well. He lowered his head and

refused to spare

shocked Roselle so much that she paled. She had come here today to get Nicholas’s understanding and attention by showing how tragic she had been. However, the man didn’t even seem to hear her, so she felt

incompetent her mother was, and she shouldn’t have

herself to blame, for she was

warm welcome. Roselle herself, however,

two women was so strong that Roselle