Spoiled by the President novel Chapter 692

“Emilia didn’t believe me, but I didn’t bother that much because I was too busy during that time. I had to handle the wedding preparations and the company was just starting out, so I was too busy.

“Thinking about it now, it’s precisely because I didn’t bother with her at that time and thought that she’d be able to figure it out on her own that ended up being the root of the problem.”

Xavier did not state what the problem that followed was. He did not want to say it again in front of Spencer. Nevertheless, even if he did not mention it, the two people in front of him understood.

Spencer’s expression was very unpleasant while John nodded thoughtfully. “In other words, wasn’t this all a misunderstanding?”

Xavier nodded. “Yes, but this misunderstanding was because of my indecision. In the end, I’m still to blame.”

He looked at Spencer and said, “I know that you’ve been with her for 26 years, and that’s also the reason why I’m willing to let you off the hook today. I owe her since I didn’t make it clear to her in the beginning, so now I’m paying back with you. We’ll be considered even now.”

Spencer’s face was a little pale, and he sneered through clenched teeth after a moment, “You really know how to clean up after yourself!”

Xavier remained silent. He was tired as if he no longer wanted to be involved with Spencer. He murmured a few orders to John before wheeling his chair to leave.

“Mr. Nolan, it doesn’t matter who’s right or wrong. Let the past stay in the past. She doesn’t have much time left and needs you around, so…This is the last thing I can do for her. Take care of yourselves.”

Then, his figure disappeared out the doorway as his bodyguard sent him to the car.

In the living room, Spencer completely lost the strength to resist after hearing Xavier’s words.

John walked up to him, crouched down, and smiled, “How about it, Mr. Nolan? Shall we go through the industrial transfer procedures now?”

Spencer looked at him but did not refuse, so he pulled himself up and let the two bodyguards grab him and bring him out.

The procedures were not troublesome and were completed quickly.

John let Spencer go as promised, who was still in a complicated mood after Xavier’s words.

When he reached the place where Emilia and he stayed, he was not in a rush to enter and stood in the yard instead. He looked at the closed door, seemingly not able to muster the courage to knock on it.

To this day, he still remembered what Emilia had once said to him including all the wrongs she suffered, the mistakes she made, her unwillingness, and silent endurance.

He had only met her when she was twenty. At that time, she had not done anything during Natalie Wright and Xavier Foster’s wedding.

He only thought that she was beautiful and pure, innocent like an unrestrained bird in a valley. She was extraordinarily perfect. He fell in love at first sight, but at that time, they did not cross paths often.

He also could not bring up the courage to confess to her.

After all, Emilia was still the second daughter of the Wright family. Although she was adopted, everyone knew that the Wrights always regarded her as their own daughter and never allowed anyone to bully her.

What about him?

At that time, he had still been very young and had not made his fortune. He was the most common and ordinary man in the world. He did not have a proud family background and no valuable family properties, and he did not have the confidence to commit to her for life.

Therefore, he could only bury all the feelings of secret love deep in his heart and never let anyone know about it.

Then, the wedding happened and there was a big mess. He had accidentally learned about it and found out that the Wright family sank her ship in anger.

Fortunately, she did not sink along with the ship. For some unknown reason, she had survived.

However, despite still being alive, to her at that time, it was no different than from being dead.

If he had not rescued her in time and sent her to the hospital, she would have frozen to death due to the icy cold temperature of the winter night.