Chapter 49

Even after Cora left, she couldn't rest assured. Would such uneasiness really accompany her all her life? "I'm sorry, Phoebe." Tristan stepped forward and hugged her. Someone once said that in a relationship, it was not the one who said sorry the most miserably, but the one who always heard sorry the most deeply hurt. "I don't want to hear you say sorry.Tristan, I understand you." Phoebe didn't even blink. At this moment, she really wanted to cut Cora into pieces, but she couldn't. She couldn't show her resentment. If she wanted to get what she wanted, she must control her emotions and bear the humiliation. Phoebe wanted to make Tristan feel guilty too. Only when a man felt guilty to a woman could he be loyal to her. Phoebe knew it well that absence of forbearance upsets great plans. Tristan looked at Phoebe, who had been wronged but didn't complain. His heart ached. He didn't expect Phoebe to be so reasonable. What else could he expect to have such a lover? Guilt was lingering in Tris