Chapter 47

As he told her, experiencing that moment was like having an exact understanding of what hell would be for Nicholas. And not only that day, but the days that followed as well. He was miserable. He wouldn't eat, wouldn't talk to anyone, he would go from work to home and from home to work. He left the Parker's house immediately, moving in with a friend whose family empathized with his ordeal, and he left his position at her family's company as soon as he could, despite Levvy apologizing for his daughter's actions countless times and urging him to stay.

Nicholas was quite unhappy for a while, and he only began to genuinely smile again when he started taking care of the business left by his grandfather. He would often think of Sophie, but not as the woman he loved, but rather with bitterness. She became the person responsible for the worst moment of his life, the most unhappy, shocking, and humiliating moment of all! And when he had met her again, thanks to their work, he had felt