Chapter 160

Sabrina only drifted off for a moment before returning to her senses. Nelson played it cool, draping a cashmere blanket over her shoulders like nothing had happened. The breeze on the balcony was crisp. He held her from behind as they gazed down at the entrance of the secluded villa. Countless times, he had imagined what it would be like to finally see the playful woman who used to steal kisses from him while nestled in his embrace. In his memory, she had been slender and mischievous—nothing like the woman he saw now. She looked beautiful, but there was an aloofness about her that kept people at arm's length. Nelson couldn't bear to imagine what kind of life had worn her down to this state after that terrible fire. Sabrina had no idea what Nelson was thinking. She just stood on the balcony, watching the woman disappear into the house. Suddenly, she felt like crying. She turned around and buried herself in his embrace. Nelson gently ran his fingers through her hair. His mind was