His Childhood Sweetheart Erased Our Wedding-So I Married Someone Else Chapter 10

His Childhood Sweetheart Erased Our Wedding-So I Married Someone Else Chapter 10

There was no comment from Gavin.

I liked the post.

Noah leaned over to glance at the screen. “Is she doing okay?”

“I hope she is.”

I meant it.

Continuing to hate her would only waste more of my life. I did not want to give any more of my energy to what had happened.

That night at the hotel, I received a message request from an unfamiliar social media account.

“Erin, I’ve settled in another city. I’m not trying to bother you. I only wanted you to know that I’ll never again put someone else ahead of the person who should come first. I learned that far too late, but I still wanted to say it.”

I stared at the message, neither accepting nor declining the request. I simply left it there.

Some words are spoken only to ease the guilt of the person saying them. They cannot change anything for the person who receives them.

I understood. I simply did not need those words anymore.

I turned off my phone.

Noah came out of the bathroom with his hair still wet and one side of his collar turned up.

I walked over and fixed it for him.

He looked down at me with a smile in his eyes.

“Erin.”

“Hmm?”

“Next month will be six months since we got married. Do you want to take the wedding photos we never got

to take?”

I thought for a moment. “Where?”

“Your choice.”

“Then let’s go to the beach. Somewhere we can reach by car. No long trip.