<b>Chapter </b><b>335 </b>
Caroline froze suddenly, holding her breath.
“There are some things, I’m not unaware of,” Jaxson said as he released her hand<b>, </b>crushed the cigarette butt in the ashtray, and walked over to the window, “It’s just that I don’t want to believe it’s you.”
His indulgence towards Caroline was because of his past stubborn love for her. He couldn’t let go of the fact that he had once been so passionate about marrying Caroline, but ended up marrying Charlotte by mistake.
Caroline disappeared for six years, no news at all, not even a breakup message.
When he saw her appear in front of him alone with the child in a sorry state, she told him she was “forced to leave.”
He had every right to feel resentful.
Feeling resentful, but also with guilt and pity.
He resents not standing up earlier, not refusing when his grandmother forced him to marry someone else, so now he’s like a tangled ball of yarn, can’t figure out one end or the other.
Even though he knew he and Caroline were not meant to be.
But to make up for it, he provided Caroline and her son with the best material and living conditions.
Evenparable to Charlotte<b>… </b>
Caroline was innocent, but wasn’t Charlotte innocent too?
When he first found out that Caroline had yed some tricks in the hospital to embarrass Charlotte, he thought, “Charlotte is his wife, she is sensible, generous, she will understand him<b>.</b><b>” </b>
He would make it up to her in time.
He kept thinking like this until now, and the hole just kept getting bigger and bigger, so big that it could no longer be filled.
Caroline crawled to his feet in a daze<b>, </b><b>“</b>Jaxson… I just wanted to scare her, <b>I </b>really didn’t mean to hurt her! <b>I </b>regret it so much<b>, </b><b>Jaxson</b>, I never wanted to harm her life!<b>” </b>
“What about Charlie and her parents<b>?</b><b>” </b>