Seven Days Seven Nights

Chapter 133 Too Late, It’s Meaningless Now

Nancy had intended to talk about marriage.

Unfortunately, her marriage had come to an end.

Suppressing the painful ache in her heart, she responded with a carefree smile, “Nothing.”

She knew she wouldn’t have the marriage and love she desired.

That was why she felt so drawn to and envious of Jacob and his wife’s love story.

It was natural for a person to envy others for having what they themselves could not have. Nancy was no exception.

Suddenly, Nicholas spoke up, “You’ll find it.”

“Find what?”

“You said you want a love of your own and someone who loves you with all their heart, right? Just like Grandma, you’ll find someone who loves you, cherishes you, and would give their life to protect you.”

“Is that so?” Nancy chuckled.

“Perhaps you already have,” Nicholas said.

In that moment, he wanted to grab her hand and tell her, “I know I made a mistake, Nancy. I was a fool. I didn’t realize what my heart wanted back then, but I do now. I’ll love you the way Grandpa loved Grandma. Can you give me another chance?”

Unfortunately, after hearing Nancy’s words, his hand froze in mid-air.

“That’s right. I found it-a long time ago. But unfortunately, I didn’t hold onto it. Maybe that’s just my fate!” Nancy shook her head helplessly.

Nicholas felt as if his heart had sunk into the depths of an icy lake.

His outstretched hand trembled as it clenched into a fist. Slowly, he retracted it.

It was as if he had never reached out in the first place.

Nicholas briefly closed his eyes. His heart was in agony. When he opened his eyes again, the pain only

intensified.

happy he had felt when she affirmed that she had already found such a love. He even felt a renewed sense

sent him plummeting back into the depths

long time ago?

had

the man she loved and kept

It wasn’t him.

wasn’t him

Nicholas mad with

for not cherishing what he had. He loathed the fact that he didn’t even know who the other

would you like to eat for lunch?” Nicholas changed the subject.

fine with anything. Since this is Grandpa’s hometown, I’m sure you’re more familiar with this. place than

“Alright. Wait here.”

Nicholas and Nancy

path stretched before them, lined with

the rain.

of the path stood houses with the distinct characteristics of small-town architecture. Some walls were adorned with creeping greenery and tiny,

the houses, they would be greeted by the fragrant scent

a left at the end of the path, they arrived at the bustling town market, the liveliest part

of the town.

brought Nancy to try one of the town’s most unique specialties, a delicacy he always enjoyed whenever he

might not be accustomed

her finish the

lunch, Nicholas took Nancy on

large town, but the views were delightful. There were various little shops filled

shops that sold quaint

few stops, her wrist was adorned

these?” Nicholas

hand and shook the bracelets. She laughed as they made a clanging sound. “I do. They’re pretty, don’t you think? Plus, I didn’t have to spend

“That’s true.”

in agreement, Nicholas felt a tinge of bitterness in his

years. Even though they weren’t a loving couple, he

wedding anniversary, her birthday, or other festive occasions, he would instruct

one of those pieces alone would cost more than a bag full of these bracelets, but she never seemed as happy when she

you before,” Nicholas suddenly stated, his

Nancy nodded. Then, her voice softened as she continued, “You did get me a lot of jewelry.”