Seven Days Seven Nights

Chapter 146 Nancy Has Left

“It’s alright,” Nancy refused.

Nicholas sighed. “It’s just one night. What do you think I’ll do to you?”

Nancy said nothing, pursing her lips. She wasn’t afraid he would do anything. She was worried she might become too reluctant to leave if she stayed too long.

“You stay here. I’ll sleep in the office. I’ll give you a ride tomorrow.”

Well, he’s gone this far. Nancy nodded. “Fine.”

Nancy woke up the next morning. It was only six o’clock. She made a simple breakfast and packed her things. It wasn’t even eight when she finished. She took her luggage to the entrance, but in the end, she went upstairs again. As she looked downstairs, she started to feel regret. When she first entered this house, she was filled with anticipation and delight. She dreamed of her life-after marrying him. When she opened the door to their bedroom, she would be filled with happiness.

She had imagined how their life would be. She would make breakfast for him every morning and help him tie his tie. She would spend time with him in his study every night. He would be working while she would be studying. They would grow together.

She thought about how they would wake up on Saturday mornings holding each other. They would enjoy the sound of rain outside as they stayed in bed.

single one came true. In the end, a loveless marriage was nothing but an empty shell. One couldn’t find

in, she thought she would stay with him for life, and until death would they part. She never thought she would leave feeling defeated one day. Nancy walked past the study and the bedroom before going

didn’t have the courage to answer. He was scared. He realized he couldn’t watch her leave just like that. He couldn’t watch her

sorry, Nancy. You must hate me.” Nicholas looked up, his chest squeezing in pain, yet he still didn’t have

but then a robotic voice told her

phone and listened to her message. “Thank you for letting me stay the night, Nicholas. I’ve packed up, and I left the keys on the dining table. We should’ve said a proper goodbye. I wanted

anymore. He grabbed his keys and ran home

pulled her luggage and opened the door, only to see Lynn standing

Sallow asked me to help

to let Nicholas give her a ride because of her own desire. She wanted

his request. I should give

alright. Besides, we’re divorced. You don’t have to call me madam anymore.

had suspected that the marriage was in trouble from Nicholas’ actions and words. Lynn thought they were just having an

the moment we got together. You don’t have

you a ride, madam. This isn’t because of his request. I want to do this myself,” said Lynn. When she was still Nicholas’

Nicholas’ wife, she remained humble and continued her education, pursuing her dreams persistently. She was gentle, generous, and kind, unlike the other wealthy women. Jacob must have wanted her to marry Nicholas

Linda’s house. Lynn helped Nancy take the luggage inside. Nancy thanked him and got him a glass of