Chapter 366 Wedding (Six)

• "In reality, this might not necessarily be a negative thing. Zhiqiang, do you recall the first time you expressed your desire to marry me? I informed you that I would give you three years. If, after three years, you still wish to marry me, then I will agree. I did this because I wanted to provide you with ample time to truly consider if you love me, if you genuinely desire to marry me. However, as time passed, I found myself unable to make a decision. I yearned to be married, I wished to wed you, I longed for a home, I desired a strong shoulder to lean on. Yet, reality proved me wrong. I should not have acted so impulsively, I should not have hastily agreed to marry you. If there is any fault, it is mine as well, not solely yours. Perhaps we are simply not destined to be married, not meant to be together," Samantha Wembley expressed softly.
• "No, Yaxin, you are the sole occupant of my heart," Chadwick Fullner responded promptly.
• "Perhaps you do not even believe the words you are uttering, do you?" Samantha Wembley smiled and continued, "Chadwick, I am already in my thirties, my children are grown, I have encountered unforgettable love experiences, and I have studied psychology. Therefore, I possess some understanding of male-female relationships. From the beginning, I could sense your feelings for Madison Sawyer. You are holding back because you believe you are not worthy of her, and you do not wish to cause her pain. Of course, I am aware of your love for me. You are a genuine individual, you would not feign emotions. Your actions towards me and Finn are heartfelt, and I am grateful for that, deeply moved. Perhaps you are uncertain about your true feelings, or what you genuinely desire. Emotions confuse you, and often you opt to evade them, simply going with the flow. When we became a couple, it was all a blur, and you believed you loved me and wanted to be with me because you were avoiding your true emotions or making a choice. I believe if you had been with Madison Sawyer that day, you would now desire to marry her instead of me, am I correct?"