Lahat ng Kabanata ng He Begged Me to Come Back: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 27

“Nathaniel, do you even know what you’re saying? The child I’m carrying is yours—your own flesh and blood! And yet you’re telling me to get rid of it?” Nathaniel raised his cold, emotionless gaze, his expression as detached as if he were a machine without a shred of feeling. "Technically, it’s not a child yet. It’s less than a month old—just a cluster of cells," he said, his tone cold and detached, the cruel words cutting like a blade.“Cells?” Vivian staggered back in disbelief, shaking her head. She couldn’t fathom how he could say something so heartless. “Nathaniel, that’s your child! How can you talk about it like this?” “Child? What child?” Nathaniel’s friends walked in just then, their eyes landing on Vivian’s tear-streaked face. It didn’t take long for them to put the pieces together. “Nathaniel, are you telling us you and Vivian already have a child?” Vivian grabbed one of them by the arm out of desperation and dropped to her knees. “Help me, please! I don’t know

The air at the stables was fresh, and the wide, open surroundings lifted Sylvia’s mood considerably. “Come here.” The man standing not far away waved at her with a smile, and for a moment, Sylvia found herself in a daze. Bennett, effortlessly charismatic and undeniably striking, carried an air of elegance in every movement. Clad in riding gear, with the reins of a pony in one hand and a faint smile playing on his lips, he drew attention like a magnet.Nearby, a group of young women was utterly captivated. Phones were whipped out, cameras snapping away as they admired Bennett with dreamy expressions. Some even mustered the courage to approach him, asking for his number or his social media. Sylvia frowned, her good mood evaporating in an instant. She strode up to the nearest woman, took the phone from her hand, and entered a string of digits before handing it back. “There. His number.” “Thank you!” the woman said, beaming as if she’d won the lottery before happily skippin

But Bennett restrained himself, driving the car to a pharmacy and parking outside. Moments later, he returned, opened the passenger door, and gently pulled off Sylvia’s sock. She looked at him in confusion. “What are you doing?” “Checking your ankle. Didn’t you say it was twisted? If it’s swollen, it could get worse.” “Thank you.” Sylvia’s heart stirred as she watched his careful movements. Acting on impulse, she leaned forward and planted a quick kiss on his cheek. That light, fleeting kiss was enough to make Bennett’s face flush all the way to the tips of his ears. For all his teasing confidence, being kissed by her left him flustered, unsure of how to respond. Sylvia chuckled at his reaction. “Well, well, the great General Cooper is actually blushing?” “I’m not blushing,” he said, quickly looking away as he massaged her ankle. She let out a soft cry of surprise. “Ah!” Bennett immediately froze, panic flashing across his face. “Did that hurt?” “No, it’s fine,”

After she left, a figure slowly stepped out from behind the pillar. Watching Sylvia walk away, Nathaniel felt his heart twist as if it were being torn apart. He loved her deeply. He couldn’t forget her no matter how hard he tried. But now, she hated him, refusing to even look at him. However, Nathaniel wasn’t ready to give up. He made up his mind to wait for her, no matter how long it took. During the month she was away, Nathaniel changed a great deal. He tried to become the man he thought she deserved, hoping for another chance. Finally, on the day Sylvia returned, Nathaniel rushed to the airport as soon as he heard the news, only to discover she was already gone.He hadn’t seen her in over a month, and the longing was unbearable. Unbeknownst to him, Sylvia’s first stop after landing wasn’t home but the hospital. When Nathaniel received word of her location, he drove straight to the hospital. But when he arrived, he was greeted by the sight of Sylvia walking out of a doc