Terri’s eyes turned red, but she refused to lower her head. She clenched her jaw and shot back, “Blayne, you knew exactly who I was when you first met me. So what the hell are you saying now?”
She never thought he’d talk about her like this.
Especially for Valerie.
Back when Valerie left the U.S., Blayne spent his days drowning himself in clubs and bars.
Oswald, his grandfather, had no choice. Seeing that Terri bore a slight resemblance to Valerie, he gritted his teeth and sent her over.
From then on, Terri stayed by Blayne’s side.
He loved lychees, so she arranged for them to be flown in from Hawaii.
Her mother was vain and constantly pestered her for money. Blayne, instead of letting her deal with it, gave Clarissa a supplementary card just to shut her up.
There was sincerity in it.
Every night, he held Terri in his arms, gently caressing her face, calling her his precious girl.
When things got heated between them, she once asked him why he never took it further.
Blayne buried his face in her neck and whispered, “Let’s wait until we’re married. I want to give you the best.”
She cried until her heart melted.