Chapter 676

If this wasn't love, what was it? Nelson had done so much and sacrificed so much for her and William. He had even arranged everything for them. And yet, she couldn't calm the storm in her heart. When she returned home in the evening, her eyes were swollen like walnuts, scaring Chelsea half to death. Sabrina locked herself in her room the moment she stepped inside. Adam knocked for a long time, but she wouldn't open the door. It wasn't until dinner that she finally came out, not wanting to worry Cheryl. But she barely ate before excusing herself, saying she wanted to rest. Chelsea followed her. Seeing the concern in her eyes, Sabrina let her into the room. Chelsea sat on Sabrina's bed, staring at the painting on her nightstand—one Sabrina had drawn in her youth. It was of an eagle soaring through a dense forest, next to towering skyscrapers. This world belonged to humanity, but it also belonged to every living being. Everyone was equal. No one ruled over anyone else. "Nelso