Love History Caused By Willful Negligence Chapter 95 の小説・ストーリー

Now William knew he had to figure out a way to push them together or the deal he had made would be broken. - End Of Chapter 10: Waist & Else -

“At the time we accepted the explanation. Electrical fault. We were paid generously to rebuild elsewhere. But two of my men were inside when it happened. They survived. Barely. They were told to forget.” Evelyn listened without interruption. “I am not calling to accuse,” the man continued. “I am calling to tell you that I remember. And I want to know whether that memory matters now.” “Yes,” Evelyn said. “It does.” After the call ended, the room remained quiet. “This is the long memory,” Celeste said softly. “Not records. Not reports. People.” Alexander turned to Evelyn. “If we continue, this will not stay contained to history. There will be demands. Reparations. Resignations. Lawsuits.”

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Giving that genuine love to her, even with a single gaze, was killing him. That was so much to bear with. Alice had just confessed Gabriel was not the only guilty one as he wanted to see. She had been a teenager when she made the mistake of running away with a baby of his. Both of them had made mistakes, both of them would be paying the consequences of their mistakes sooner than later, but regrettably, not only Alice and Gabriel were in the same boat. What about Ian, who was afraid of everything? Ready to go, he got up from the wooden bench he had been sitting on and, making his way to his house, he put his cellphone into his pocket and then, he walked off. After all, he was not going to hea

Without lifting her head, Chloe replied impatiently, "I double-checked it, and there are no mistakes." Unyielding, Ellie persisted, "Are there no mistakes because you said so? Who do you think you are? Have you forgotten that it was your negligence that caused Mr. Joseph's injury last time? Do you want to make another mistake?" Chloe took a deep breath. She knew Ellie was trying to cause trouble but she suppressed her frustration, got up, and carefully read through the documents from beginning to end once again. "There are no mistakes. The one who's wrong is you," she reaffirmed.