Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 247 It’s My Fault, I’m Wrong

The man’s voice was hoarse. His body had been overdrawn for several days in a row, and his emotions were fluctuating violently at this time, which made him a little unstable. But he still held on, for the sake of the woman he loved and explained it to her.

Only he knew how much regret he felt when he heard Grace’s unintentional confession. When he thought of everything he’d done just now, he was even on the verge of losing the courage to face her.

Evelyn blinked her eyes as she sobbed softly. Her sound was breaking his heart.

“I was indeed at a social activity that night. I hung up and went back to my room, but I didn’t expect Maura to frame me. Now that I think about it, she must have drugged me, taken the opportunity to answer your phone, and sent you the photos.” He said in a serious voice, “But I can assure you that nothing happened between me and her. I’ve asked Sam to investigate in the hotel, and you can ask Maura face to face.”

and finally spoke. “I don’t want to

hated Maura

her heart, she believed that he would not cheat on her. However, when she received the photo, she could not control her suspicion and waited for his explanation. She did not think that he did not know about it.

answer, she didn’t know whether to cry or laugh and whether to be upset or

read her mind, the man frowned and said, “If I had

and said in a tearful voice, “I don’t know anything. I’m going crazy when I see you two together. I’m afraid that what happened in the past will happen again. I can’t handle it well. For me, you’re far more important than Jerry. Everything that Maura has

to leave, and not to face all

she closed her eyes and opened them, it was still him. When she saw beautiful scenery, she would think of him, and

life and become an inseparable

as if a knife was being twisted in his heart.

man kept apologizing to her. To get close to her, he even knelt

a fatal weapon, and he could not ignore them. As soon as she cried, all his pride was