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Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 559
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Chapter 0559 I pretended not to hear Nicholas' words, turning my back to him and closing my eyes.

Yes, I had no conscience. If I were too sentimental, his care would only dragback to the past. It would reopen old wounds and spark pointless debates about who was right and who was wrong.

But without a conscience, I could leave everything frozen at this moment. And that, perhaps, wasn't so bad.

As I was drifting off to sleep, he lifted the blanket and squeezed in beside me. His arm casually draped across my waist. My back pressed tightly against his chest.

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Before I could say anything, his low and husky voice brushed against the nape of my neck, sending a tingle down my spine.

"Lethold you for a bit. I promise I won't do anything. I'm tired too." I tilted my head slightly to glance at him. Half his face was hidden in the shadow of my hair. His sharp features seemed even more gaunt than they had a few days ago.

He looked tired, truly tired. I gazed at him indifferently. Who had he been so worried about these past few days? I propped myself up slightly and whispered, 'You can rest here. I need to call Douglas." "Don't move." Nicholas' eyes remained closed, but his voice carried a familiar authority.

His arm tightened around my waist as his hand slid up to rest on my shoulder. 'Don't push yourself. Do you even know how far you can walk right now?" His dark eyes opened abruptly, sharp at first but softening when they landed on me. He reached out, brushing his fingers against my cheek.

"Whatever you're worried about, leave it to me. You're sick. Do you really think I'd let you stress over another man's matters?" I rolled my eyes and turned my head away. "What do you mean 'another man'? Why does it sound so twisted when you say it?" "Isn't Christopher a man?" Nicholas persisted cupping my face to makelook at him.

His gaze locked onto mine as he said earnestly, "I want you to depend on me. I don't want you to pretend you can handle everything on your own." I stared at him, his long lashes lifting to reveal deep, mesmerizing eyes. His words were so earnest, and his voice was so soothing that it becdangerously persuasive.

It took all my strength to snap out of his trap of sweet words.

I asked coldly, "What's wrong with being a strong woman? Having a career, solving problems on my own, not being a burden to anyone-it gives us more tto live our own lives." Nicholas' thumb gently brushed my cheek.

"What I like is never the 'strong women.' What I like is seeing you make decisions that make you happy, decisions you won't regret. You can run a company and start your own law firm. You can even beca livestreamer if you want, and I'll be there sending gifts.

"You can be reckless or willful. What I like is standing behind you and catching you when you fall. I want to make sure that, whatever you choose, you're always right. You're not a burden, and none of this is trouble for me. It's just what I should do as a man.

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His words wrapped around my heart like a feather, soft and warm. They sounded too beautiful.

Seeing my silence, Nicholas' expression turned faintly hurt. "You don't believe me?" I snapped out of my daze and replied, "I do."

After all, he had always been like what he just said. Otherwise, m wouldn't have spent the first four years of our marriage feeling so content. But somewhere along the way, I realized something. He wasn't just good to me. His shoulders weren't just forto lean on.

When I loved him, I wanted more. I wanted to claim him entirely form y myself, But now that I no longer loved him, I didn't dare to ask for more.

Nicholas was undoubtedly extraordinary. I had no doubt there would be women who didn't care om about Claudia who would willingly accept his devotion. But that woman would never be me.