Uncle's New Wife, Nephew's Regret (Serena and Trevor) novel Chapter 429

Chapter 429 It Had Always Been Serena

“Serena, today’s your engagement to Trevor I want to take you away more than anything but can’t You liked him when you were sixteen, and by eighteen, after graduation, you finally got your wish”

“Serena, have you ever thought how nice it would be if the one you liked was me?”

“It snowed overseas today–actually, it’s been snowing for a month straight. Still, every time I think of your smile. feet warm. wonder… would it feel warmer if I could hold you?”

“I heard you’ll be spending the New Year with the Levine family this time.”

“I’m back in the country. I saw you wrapped in a thick down jacket, your nose red from the cold. Were you waiting for him? Serena, your taste in men is awful. If it were me, I’d never leave you standing there like that‘

“I passed by you today, but you didn’t recognize me. I’m leaving again–I have to go back. My only wish is that he treats you right.”

“Serena, I heard you’re getting married soon. I haven’t dared to come online in a long time, but today I couldn’t stop myself from logging in just to see you once more. This will probably be the last message I leave. After you’re married, I can’t risk causing you trouble or inviting gossip. From now on, you’ll be my nephew’s wife, which makes me your uncle. From the moment I first saw you, I knew I’d never forget you. Even if I can’t accept it, I still hope you’ll live a happy life with him.”

Serena read every message, one after another, tears falling from the very first line.

Sebastian, you idiot.

It was the summer of 2008–one year earlier.

In total, he had sent 520 messages.

She couldn’t begin to imagine what he felt each time he wrote one. She was the one with terrible taste–how had she failed to notice him all this time?

Sebastian came home right on time. After changing out of his shoes, he sat down and wiped them clean before placing them neatly in the shoe cabinet.

The housekeeper stepped forward. “I’ll handle it, Mr. Levine.”

“It’s fine, I’ve already cleaned them. From now on, I’ll take care of this pair myself.”

He took off his coat. “Where’s Mrs. Levine?”

“Mrs. Levine has been in the study all day and hasn’t come out.”

Sebastian frowned. It was already 5 p.m. Was she still busy?

He walked over slowly and knocked on the door. “Honey, it’s me. I’m home.”

Only then did he gently turn the handle and push the door open. Serena sat there hugging her knees, as if she had been there for a

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