Chapter 1840
When There Is Nothing Left But Love
Chapter 1840 Revenge
In spite of that, I hoped that he would continue with his folly.
After all, not every mistake can be forgiven.
That night, Nathaniel didnât come home.
The next day, when I was still in a daze, I was jolted awake by a commotion downstairs.
After adjusting my night robe, I got out of bed. Just when I drew the curtains and wanted to admonish
the new guards, I saw Nick surrounded by the four of them, and they seemed to be in an altercation.
With no time to be bothered about how I looked, I darted downstairs at once.
Just when I passed by the door, one of the subordinates was giving Nathaniel a call. âMr. Hall, thereâs
someone by the name of Nick Harrison causing trouble here. What shouldââ
Stopping in my tracks, I snatched the phone away and yelled into it. âThis is a family matter. Iâll get him
to leave, so donât get involved!â
Just as I spoke, I ended the call before Nathaniel could reply. After hurling the phone back at the
subordinate, I rushed out to save Nick.
âWhat are you doing? Let him go! Didnât you hear me? I order you to let him go!â
When they refused to release him, I jumped in and struck off their hands instead.
As they didnât dare hurt me, they simply watched as I pulled Nick into the house.
Inside, I could vaguely hear them reporting back to Nathaniel. But, I was already used to it by now.
Inside the living hall, I released my grip on Nick. After exchanging glances, both of us suddenly
descended into silence.
Roseâs funeral was held just a week ago. Given how closely Nathanielâs men were watching me, I was
unable to attend in person. But from what I could see on the television, the Walker family and Roseâs
child looked utterly devastated.
The incident was classified as a suicide attack against society at large because the perpetrator was an
innocent child from one of the poorest regions in the nation.
Nonetheless, I was keenly aware that she had died to save me.
As for Nick, he looked relatively good given the circumstances. In spite of that, no one truly knew how
much he was suffering underneath the calm exterior. In fact, I didnât even have the courage to
apologize for causing the death of his wife.
Nevertheless, Nickâs experience in the business world helped him read my expressions and decipher
what was going through my mind.
âRose doesnât blame you, really.â His voice was visibly more raspy than before. Despite his steady
tone, I could see how he was desperately trying to keep his emotions in check.
The mention of Rose caused me to have a flashback of the incident. I was standing right behind her,
staring at the blood soaking all over her body.
Despite her small frame, the flow of blood seemed endless. Recalling the scene alone triggered its
deathly color to cloud my vision.
Holding that thought, I couldnât help but feel my nose burn. I then hung my head and choked, âIâm
sorry.â
Nick suddenly broke out into a faint smile. âDonât be silly. Iâm sure you know how kind Rose is. She
wouldnât want anyone of us to feel sad for her sake.â
I nodded in agreement. Suddenly, when I realized how persistent he was in barging into here, I looked
up at him warily. âWhat are you doing here?â
Pursing his lips apologetically, Nick maintained a faint grin. âDonât worry, Rose was always worried for
me even in death. Therefore, I wouldnât do anything stupid that would cause her to worry. Iâm not here
for revenge if thatâs what youâre thinking.â
âThatâs good.â My fears quickly eased. Even though I knew he needed me by his side, I was also
worried that he would run into Nathaniel. Hence, I had no choice but to get him to leave. âIn that case,
you should go now if thereâs nothing else. Iâm feeling under the weather and need some rest.â
Now that Rose was dead, Nick shouldnât be involved anymore.
âIâm planning to leave,â Nick promised. He quickly added, âBut before that, I need to see Nathaniel. I
know everything now, including the fact that he was behind this.â
âDidnât you say that youâre not here for revenge?â I began to feel anxious. âAre you taking me for a
fool?â
Without any hesitation, I stepped forward to drag him out. âNo, just leave. Thereâs no way you can beat
him.â
In the blink of an eye, I was pulled back instead by his solid stance.