Always Been Yours

Chapter 628

That’s correct. How could such a high and mighty person like Nicholas care for someone? On top of that, he’s also managing such a big corporation, so he should always be extremely busy.

Through this method, Janet found all sorts of excuses to comfort herself.

“Then, I’ll be imposing on you for now.”

She innocently stared at Nicholas with bright eyes unlike her usual self, but this all meant nothing to him.

This was because apart from Tessa, he felt nothing toward other women.

He nodded dispassionately, then sat for a while before leaving.

During this period, Janet kept bringing up all sorts of topics to try to converse with Nicholas. She even mentioned the past missions, as one could say that ever since he left the army, she had been recalling their days of risking their lives together to calm her lovesick heart down.

“I was young and rash back then, causing us to almost fail the missions multiple times. Yet, you would always help me out and make things work in the end. Otherwise, I wouldn’t even be alive now.”

She tried using their common past to bridge the gap between them.

Unfortunately, it did not seem to have much of an effect.

Nicholas looked at her emotionlessly as if he was

the afternoon, a thirty-something-year-old woman came to

politely, “Hello, Miss Brenner. The Master has

Janet regarded the honest servant, it gave her an idea. Then, she smiled gently. “How should

you can just call

in your care in the

impression of her as her smile became much more sincere. “I’m just doing

she

acting genially in order to form a favorable relationship with this servant. This was merely a step to the right

the opportunity to obtain

from Sally.

with Nicholas, and how she appeared in

the things Janet was most

Tessa had reduced the number of times

of her refusal to allow him to sacrifice his rest for her and the other was because the

they were communicating less now, she still knew

like that, time went by and the weather gradually turned chilly to signify the

who was experiencing her first winter abroad, was