From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 434 Penelope, Don't Smile atLike That 'Maybe there is, but a little affection means nothing against all this hate.' Penelope smiled slightly. "Kelvin, this means you can choose any woman in the world besides me." "But I only want you." "But I don't want to be with you." Kelvin's eyes flickered. He wanted to smoke but knew she hated the smell, so he just rubbed his fingers. "Penelope," Kelvin asked softly, "You still can't forgive me? Not even a shot at making things right?" "I gave you one," Penelope replied.

He was shocked, his lips pressed tight. "When?" How did he not know? Otherwise, he would've held on tight and performed well! "I thought, for the sake of the child, we could coexist peacefully," Penelope said. "Even if Lucy lives with you, even if I'm not in LA, even if we're divorced, we're still the child's parents." She could be proud, never look back, and forever hate Kelvin. But as the child's mother, she couldn't keep hating him.

'What about the kids? Do they have to choose between mom and dad?' Penelope wandered and didn't want the kids to make such a painful choice.

"But Kelvin, you let Madison show up, rush into the ward, and take over Lucy. You said you'd handle it!" His solemn promise turned into a joke! Nemin, Sterrecrypienty: Herrenpure, arteriaensorrific causecrascerre, my yuys controlled her. But at the plastic surgery hospital, she grabbed an anesthetic needle and escaped in the chaos." Penelope was stunned; she had no idea.

"I didn't want you to worry, so I didn't tell you. I had people search the whole city for her. You were always in the hospital, out of touch with the news." "After she escaped, she went crazy, wandering the streets, rummaging through trash, saying you had cback to life. Then she disappeared near the Walker family." "The next tI saw her was in Lucy's ward. You saw what happened after that." He told her the facts, sincerely and frankly. Whether she believed it or not was up to her.

Penelope suddenly smiled, her eyes like crescent moons. Kelvin almost got lost in her smile.

He quickly cback to his senses, his heart tightening. "Penelope, don't smile atlike that." "Why?" "Before you jumped into the sea, on the yacht, you smiled atlike that too." So beautiful, so mesmerizing. Who knew that behind that smile was a heart-wrenching farewell? It beca shadow over Kelvin's life! Penelope's smile grew even sweeter. "Aren't you going to ask why I'm smiling?" He looked away, his Adam's apple moving. She was like a poppy flower-fascinating yet deadly dangerous. Addictive. And he was already hopelessly addicted, unable to quit her.

"Kelvin, I'm smiling because you just seriously explained to me," Penelope said softly. "I know you've always been proud and arrogant. You do things your way and don't explain your thoughts or purposes, even to me." "Penelope, most people don't really understand themselves. A lot of things don't need to be said." Plus, everyone around Kelvin was after his power and status, always looking for benefits. This made him cold- hearted, hiding his emotions.

"Yeah, if you don't say anything, others have to guess what you're thinking. You have a high status, and many people are willing to figure you out. But just now, you put aside your pride and explained everything to me. That makesspecial to you." "Penelope, you've always been the most special one." After a few seconds, Kelvin added, "The most special, without exception. The only one." He had explained many things to her before. She didn't listen. Even if she did, she didn't believe him.

Kelvin thought Madison's provocation would succeed this tbecause everything seemed to point to him. But Penelope chose to believe him, which surprised him.

It seemed she had grown and matured over the past four years. Kelvin felt both happy and regretful. She should have been proud and carefree, not so sensible. Overly sensible people have been through too much.

Penelope lowered her eyes. "So what about the most special one?"" They still couldn't love each other properly, like ordinary people.

"If, four years ago, you had believedlike you do now, wouldn't many things have been different?" Kelvin asked.

If you're loving the book, nel5sis where the adventure continues. Join us for the complete experience Tall for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! Penelope shot back, "What if, in the beginning, you hadn't pushed the Cooper family to the brink and chose to believe my dad didn't kill your dad?"

Kelvin was speechless. Mutual distrust and torment led to theirm current situation: There ar There aren't so many 'what ifs, Kelvin," Penelope said. "We are just not meant to be." He stayed silent, buttoned his shirt, tied his tie, and becthe powerful president of Davis Group again. Cold and noble.

"There's one more thing I misunderstood about you. I found out last night," Penelope said. "Dad found a recording on my mom's phone." "Recording?" "Yeah. I heard you made a promise at her bedside." Kelvin's lips curved slightly. "Penelope, I also explained about Mrs. Cooper's death." He had tried several times to call the doctor and calm Grace's extremely agitated emotions. Grace made him promise, and he did everything he could.

And the result? Because of Grace's death, Penelope's heart broke the completely, and she jumped into the the sea from sea from the yacht. She drifted for four years before finally returning to New York. "Yeah," Penelope said, "There are too many things keeping us apart. Maybe it's a sign we're not meant to be together." "Penelope, I don't believe in fate." Kelvin stood up and walked towards her. Penelope got nervous. What was he going to do? "Just sit there," she said, retreating until her back was against the sofa. "Don't cover."