Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 820

Chapter 820 It’s Best to Put an End to It

Nicholas paid no heed to it and his gaze landed on Hathaway, who was in a melancholic mood. Although he pitied her for losing her daughter, it did not mean that he would allow her to direct the anger at Tessa. After all, his wife did nothing wrong.

“You know that Kathleen doesn’t have to take it this far. She had the chance to change, but she chose otherwise.”

Clutching tightly onto the blanket, Hathaway was at a loss for words because it was true that her daughter had a few chances to turn a new leaf. However, her daughter was gone now!

Staring at the silent woman, he was aware that she was trying to avoid the situation and hence the frosty tone. “I know you don’t wanna face the reality, but the one who was hurt during the identity exchange was my wife, not me. Even if it was my unborn baby, it is innocent and doesn’t deserve that. He hasn’t seen the world and yet, he lost his rights to speak up for himself.”

Every single word of his was pure torment for her. She was aware that she should not blame Tessa, but she could not help it! Kathleen was her only daughter! Tears began to pour at the thought of that.

Looking at Hathaway, who burst into a silent cry, Nicholas could read her thoughts from her expression, albeit wordless. He sighed before saying in a gentle voice, “Miss Hathaway, you’re Tessa’s teacher and I know that I should treat you with reverence. However, my wife did absolutely nothing wrong in this matter. She’s worried about you and is blaming herself because of this. She didn’t even sleep last night. By the time I rush here today, she still feels awful about herself.”

She pursed her lips and slightly turned her head sideways as though she was refusing to hear such words. Still, it was within his expectations and he was not bothered at all.

“Regardless whether you’re willing to face the reality or not, it’s not Tessa’s fault. You’ve chosen her as your disciple because of her talent, yet your daughter grew jealous and picked on her, including destroying her millions worth violin. Although she was threatened, she tolerated Kathleen’s antics since you’re her teacher. She avoided Kathleen as much as she could and never once had she offended Kathleen before. Do you think it’s right for you to pass the buck to a victim?”