She thought again of Max Quinn, the man who swore to heaven he would never let her down, yet he still changed his heart.
Promises, can they really be effective? Isn't she very clear on that?
But at this moment, she unexpectedly wanted to hear similar assurances from another man's mouth, as if it truly had no meaning at all.
She remained silent for a few seconds, pursed her lips and gave a bitter smile, "Young Master Saxon is right, promises are indeed useless; if someone changes their heart, nothing can stop it."
"Miss Nelson, I can't guarantee the future, but there's one thing I'm sure of: I've never treated a relationship as seriously as I do now," Matthew Saxon said these words to Stella Nelson, but it sounded more like he was speaking to Scarlett Yates.
That woman who always felt uneasy about him, always loved to overthink; if he didn't reassure her from time to time, he feared she might run away.
