Never Blinded by Love (Linda and Wilson) novel Chapter 214

Chapter 214 

On the way back, Willam suggested having a conversation with Linda, to which she agreed willingly 

In the courtroom, she learned the truth and realized that he was never involved with the case. 

past, I was at fault and too hasty. I owe you a sincere apology for that,” Linda admitted candidly. 

“In the p 

“You don’t need to apologize. I know well what I’ve done over the years, “William replied with a hint of self–mockery 

He continued, “Everything I’ve done was enough to make you hate me.” 

“I often thought about our past whenever I saw you with Samson. I didn’t seize the happiness that could have been mine, and now I face the consequences for that,” Linda 

reflected 

“I do have a question for you, Linda” He turned to face her. 

“Feel free to ask,” she answered. 

“If we could go back in time, would you still choose to be with me? Or would you choose a different path? That was William’s question. 

Gazing out the window at the passing scenery, Linda pursed her lips, knowing she couldn’t provide a definite answer to this. 

No matter how much she wished for it, there was no way to go back in time. It was a question that she bid once answered before–and she had said no 

Had her answer changed after all this time? 

After hearing the entire story being played out in court, she realized that she no longer harbored as much resentment toward him. After all, he had nothing to do with John’s 

death 

a’t give you 

“I really can’t answer you, William. When Lexi asked me before, I said that I won’t: Some time has passed, and you’ve asked me this. I can’t feelings have changed, but I’m not sure why. It’s also something I can’t freely share with you,” Linda confessed. 

you a definite answer. I know my 

“If I were to treat it as someone else’s story, I’d probably still make the same choices that I did. At that time, I didn’t think I was doing anything wrong. Even if I was misguided, I felt happy 

“In hindsight, after everything that happened, I might have listened to my parents and avoided being reckless. When you resisted me time and time again, I should have backed off. I remember you asking me before whether I regretted my actions.”