The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 801

Nathan’s face turned ashen, “Do you really hate me that much?”

He never imagined his dream wedding would turn into a nightmare. Kari didn’t even give him a chance to explain before she severed all ties between them.

Kari’s mind was flooded with her mother’s words, her fists clenched so tightly that the veins on the back of her hands stood out. “Nathan,” her voice emerged hoarse. “My mom raised me all by herself. She loves me a lot.”

“I’m really sorry about your dad,” Nathan apologized instinctively, “but I truly love you, and I don’t want to call off the wedding.” He didn’t want to break up with Kari.

Kari looked him straight in the eye for a long moment, “Nathan, if you really want to apologize, then make your father price he owes.”

pay the

Years ago, Samuel Jarvis had used his wealth to smooth over a car accident involving Kari’s father, Caleb Malone. Despite being the victims, Willa, who had just lost her husband, was forced to move with her daughter to Imperial City to escape the Jarvis family’s influences.

They became strangers in a strange land.

Willa took any job she could to make ends meet, no matter how dirty or exhausting, and it took a toll on her health at such a young age.

Had it not been for the car accident, Willa wouldn’t have faced such hardship. Kari wouldn’t have experienced bullying and wouldn’t have grown up without a father’s love.

felt a pang

more than anyone for Kari and Willa to be favored by fortune, and he wished the person

was his own father.

make it up

do that, then I don’t want to

knew Nathan couldn’t do it.

wanted the Jarvis family out

not even noticing

he returned to

“Nathan.”

see Kari again? Why? That engagement was called off ages ago. Just come back home to H city

thought the marriage was a done deal, but she hadn’t realized Kari was one of

I’m not going back to H

anymore, “It’s late. You should

Salter granted him a few days off,

bit her lip, “It’s clear Kari’s not going to choose you. Why

remembered something, “Mom, did our family ever