Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 220 You Broke Your Promise

Nolan silently watched Peyton, and these past few days she didn’t make any particular moves.

Peyton spent a long time in the hospital a few days ago. Kason’s health was deteriorating day by day, so it was only natural for Peyton to want to take care of him.

These days, she didn’t go anywhere except downstairs. Even Kadence didn’t come over.

She was wearing a beige lace dress, with a gentle breeze brushing against her face. Cherry blossoms were dancing around her, making her look exceptionally beautiful.

Nolan thought, “She became so gentle after leaving herself.”

Peyton glanced at him from a distance, nodded slightly as a greeting, and then left without looking back.

Nolan felt upset. He had already made a decision and had even made a promise to her, but he kept breaking his own rules for Peyton time and time again.

Seeing that she was about to leave, he took a few steps forward and grabbed her wrist.

Peyton glanced at him and warned, “Mr. Dalton.”

dressed in a suit and tie, but his tie was slightly crooked, and his once meticulously groomed hair hung down in a

not like him.

theoretically he should have a beaming face, how could he give off a sense

swallowed his saliva. “I was

shouldn’t have come to find Peyton, but this uneasy

Peyton blinked and looked

gradually darkened, and the streetlights quietly lit

was enveloped by the light of the street lamp, and his face

anything to

had such a feeling, the last time he felt so uneasy was two years ago on the eve of Peyton falling into the

felt that

and said in a calm voice, “No. Mr. Dalton, can you

to be a layer of mist on her face, which made it difficult

of being misunderstood by your

“If…”

“You can tell

you provide one?” Peyton joked, watching as Nolan’s expression

don’t make empty promises. Mr. Dalton, you probably wouldn’t

wrist, “Just like you once said that I was

“I…”

was pulled apart by her, Peyton turned around and faced away from him. “Nolan, don’t come looking for me anymore. Whether