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Yesterday was reassuring.
William and I spent the entire night with each other, just talking.
He apologized to me for what he did, I knew back then too that it was stupid to let his behavior slide so easily but I was scared that I would lose the only person who loved me, who wanted me.
I knew what he did. But his eyes showed genuine remorse, his words held promises, his face showed determination of never ever repeating his mistakes in future.
I knew it was risky to let him get away with it. I knew it might make him think that I would let even worse of his behavior slide.
But when I saw my grief reflecting back in his orbs, I just couldn't stay away from him.
Ever since my parents died, William was the only person who truly wanted me, who liked my presence, who didn't see me as a burden.
My love for him could never diminish, he gave me a family after all.
He gave me a life worth living.
I just couldn't let one mistake of his overshadow all the right things he did, all the nights he stayed awake when I was sick, all the gifts he bought for me without needing me to ask for them, all the sacrifices he made so my career thrived.
He started a whole hospital chain and spent billions of dollars, just for me.
I couldn't let one of his mistake define our entire relationship.
I was sure we could find a way out of this.
We just needed a vacation, stress of work was getting to both of us.
William suggested that we could go on a trip to Bali before I started my work at Astor Foundation hospital, Paris.
Well, I agreed. And yes we would be going to Bali tonight.
Right now, I was sitting on my bed and packing my clothes for our vacation.
Both Nate and Connor said that they were busy so they would leave us alone on our vacation.
But I sensed something there.
I was probably overthinking.
"Knock... Knock.. " My head snapped to the door of our room where stood Connor, in all his fashionable glory.
He was wearing a three piece suit as if he's going to attend a charity gala. His clothes were never wrinkled, he was never under dressed. His fashion game was always on point.
