Always Been Yours

Chapter 477

Nicholas frowned-he was displeased to learn about what had happened. Tessa immediately sensed a shift in his mood, and she hastily attempted to calm him down. “You shouldn’t let someone like her ruin your mood. I’m fine.”

He gazed down at the woman in his arms. “There will be no more next time,” he hissed.

“I don’t think there’ll be a next time,” she replied with a small voice. Although Tessa had been trying her best to tolerate Kathleen, she would no longer allow herself to be bullied if Kathleen went overboard.

Later that night, he insisted on carrying Tessa out of the car once they arrived at Dynasty Gardens. Timothy and Gregory were still awake when they walked into the living room. They hurried over to Tessa when they saw Nicholas carrying him in. “Did something happen to Tessa, Nicholas?” Timothy asked.

in both their voices. Then, she ran her fingers through Gregory’s soft, black hair. “I had a stomachache

to continue questioning her, but Nicholas stopped him before he could do so. “It’s getting late. I’ll bring her into her room for her to get some rest.” Then, Nicholas carried Tessa up to her bedroom upon finishing

Tessa when she wasn’t feeling well. Meanwhile, after Tessa and Nicholas got to her room, he lowered her onto the bed before he tended

that they had done everything that they shouldn’t have done prior to this anyway. Then, she finally allowed him to take complete care of her after that, with her heart full of

woke up a bit later than usual, perhaps because she was ill the next before. However, her stomach no longer hurt in the morning, and she finally looked like she had some color on her face. Everyone at home felt less worried when they

and rest. However, Tessa realized that the orchestra’s performance was happening soon, so she rejected this idea. He had no choice but to send her over to Silverscape Theater. When she got out of the car, he eyed her worriedly. “Take care of yourself. If you’re not feeling well, you shouldn’t push

it,” she replied before walking into the theater. When she first entered backstage, Kathleen caught sight of her, and Kathleen immediately started on her odd and long lecture. “You

have to perform, but the orchestra members have to show up every day. Look at the time! Can’t you manage your time a little