Seven Days Seven Nights

Chapter 203 Crazed With Jealousy

Nicholas lifted his head, feeling a tightness in his chest and a sharp pain squeezing at him. It was as if something was about to burst out of him. In the past, he had heard of people losing sleep and appetite over relationship troubles, but he had thought they were exaggerating. It didn’t seem necessary. Now, experiencing it himself, he realized just how tormenting and unbearable it was.

When Nicholas closed his eyes, his mind was flooded with visions of Nancy. He saw her smiles, her adorable self, her fits of anger, and even the cuteness of her drunken state. She was all he could see. “Why can’t you care, Nancy?” The more he thought about it, the more his heart throbbed with pain.

He recalled the scene when they had confessed their feelings. Nancy had only said she liked him. “Is that enough? Isn’t there another man in her heart, one she has loved for ten years? Who is he?” Nicholas desperately wanted to know who this man was. He wanted to take a knife and cut him out of Nancy’s heart. He would do anything, even if it meant sacrificing his own heart.

more. He couldn’t forget the day they went to Pinnacle High School, the day they got a divorce. She sat on the field and told him about her obsession and infatuation. Her smile was full of love and joy. It was a shy, youthful love that was beyond words. It had been so real and perfect, but it had nothing to

satisfied with silently harboring her one-sided love for him. There were so many stories between Nancy and that man. But now, as Nicholas thought about it, it seemed like he hadn’t done anything to leave a

call with Nicholas, her heart was in her throat. She would be lying if she said she didn’t care or feel hurt. She cared far too much. Still, no matter how many times the words reached the tip of her

there was a woman’s voice in his room at this hour of the night. Perhaps she could have even been more direct by asking who the woman in his room was. However, she swallowed her words back down before they

him. “Nicholas, you have a girlfriend, so

curled up in bed and held herself as she softly cried out. She kept squeezing herself tighter. “If only you were here with me, Mom. Mom, tell me what I should do.” She had no way of gathering 140 thousand. How could she stand by and watch as her mother’s reputation

and hummed Nancy’s favorite lullaby as she comforted her. “Nancy, my darling, I’ll be looking out for you from above. Don’t be sad, and don’t be scared. When it comes to love, have a little more courage. Failure doesn’t mean anything. You can always start again.” Thanks to Eunice’s lullaby, Nancy slept soundly. Even though she