Yet, ter remained ever patient and willing to undertake tasks he had previously scorned.


    There likely wasn’t a better person in the world than him.


    Witnessing her slender frame tremble, her words of regret and anguish barely coherent, ter felt a pang in his heart.


    Gently stroking her back, he tried to ease her despair.


    Devyn absorbed ter’s warmth greedily, allowing her tears to flow freely.


    Later that night, Ste received a call from ter.


    Though somewhat surprised, she quickly deduced the reason for his call.


    ter’s voice wavered slightly on the other end of the line.


    After a moment’s hesitation, he spoke.


    “I know I’m not in a position to ask this, but I feelpelled to.


    Are you willing to give Devyn a chance to apologize?”


    Ste remained silent, her emotions swirling inside her.


    “She acknowledges her wrongdoing and is genuinely remorseful.


    She’s been tormented by guilt during this time, and it hasn’t been easy for her,” ter added.


    Still, Ste offered no response, refraining even from expressing her anger.


    ter waited patiently for her reply, understanding the turmoil she must be experiencing.


    Finally, he sighed softly.


    “If you’re open to giving her another chance, pleasee to my club.Property ? of N?velDrama.Org.


    We’ll be waiting for you.


    ”


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    An hourter, Ste arrived at ter’s club for their meeting.


    Upon spotting her, Devyn jumped to her feet, visibly shaken.


    She seemed like she wanted to speak to Ste, yet fear held her back.


    Ste, noticing Devyn’s difort, took the initiative and asked, “How’s your mother?”


    Devyn gave a slow nod, her voice low.


    “She’s better now.


    We’re just waiting for a suitable kidney donor.


    ”


    ter watched the interaction quietly.


    Devyn stood rigid, while Ste maintained a solemn expression.


    He suggested, “Why don’t you both sit down?”


    Ste took a seat on the sofa across from Devyn as ter served her a drink.


    With a grave look, Devyn began, “I’m really sorry.


    I’ve done a lottely that’s hurt you and caused you trouble.


    ”


    Tears welled up in her eyes, her voice breaking as she continued earnestly, “I had no other option.


    My mother was critically ill, and I needed a lot of money.


    My brother, lost to gambling, was no help, and I had already spent all my savings.


    That’s why I did what I did.


    ”


    Yet Ste remained silent throughout.


    If Devyn had changed her ways sooner, Ste might not have been so unforgiving.


    But she was aware that Devyn’s apology came only when she had no other options left.