Chapter 676

William had practically sequestered himself in his room for a solid week.

News of the impending union between the Dillion and the Salter families spread like wildfire.

Everything that had transpired at the engagement party was hushed up by the Salter family, but there were still those in the know who were gleefully spreading rumors within their social circles.

Accusations of deceit and even rape were being bandied about.

Carla had tried to visit him a few times, but William had refused to see her. On her last attempt, he finally agreed to meet her.

Carla looked at William’s sunken eyes and clenched her fists instinctively.

“William, are you okay?” She asked with concern in her voice.

William was dressed in a thin white knitted sweater. In just a week, he had lost over twenty pounds, looking ragged and haggard.

He stood up and asked her as he wanted to be sure, ‘Are you really sure you want to marry me?”

“William, you promised to marry me…” Carla panicked, thinking he was going to break off their engagement, “I really do love you. I know what happened that night wasn’t what you wanted, I…”

didn’t force myself on you? That the wounds on my body were self-inflicted, not caused by you?” William cut her off, “You claim to

a glass of whiskey, feeling unwell. He had intended to find a place to rest, but Carla had approached him, resulting in a scuffle that had him crashing into a wall and getting

panic, he grabbed a fruit knife and cut his own hand. By the time he had sobered up, Carla was sitting on the bed in disarray, and before he could apologize, the Salter

sheet, “William, I love you too much. I know you don’t love me back, but can’t you just pity me and give me a chance?”

was her only opportunity of having him.

also knew about the pressure William was currently under, but that was okay. As long as they got married, she would make it up to him. She would make William love her, and she would

William had for Carla evaporated in an

and walked to the window, staying silent for

die

pulled his hand free; devoid of any emotions, he said. “Set a date

I inform the Salter family, or will you?”

“But I really

At long last that the opportunity had landed in her lap,

his usually warm demeanor replaced by a cold hardness as he retorted, “Then perhaps you should find someone else to marry. You could just do to them what you did to me, couldn’t

Carla was stunned.

up and changing into a

to work, the office was

ousted several old shareholders

and William had mutually ceased contact, a fact that Hannah Chester found hard to believe.

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