From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 324 I Won't Touch Another Woman Again Penelope's tombstone was spotless, always adorned with fresh flowers Kelvin placed himself.

When spring arrived in the back hills, wildflowers swayed gently in the breeze, creating a sense of unity with nature.

As summer transformed the back hills, they beclush and green, with shady trees and the sounds of cicadas and frogs providing a cool respite.

Kelvin planted maple trees that turned the hills a stunning red in autumn.

He made sure the back hills had unique beauty in every season.

Everyone at the King Manor knew how much Penelope meant to Kelvin, so they took great care of here.

"Penelope, I met a woman named Molly whose design style is a lot like yours," Kelvin said, "I went on this business trip to meet her." "If you were here, you'd want to meet her and exchange ideas, right? It's rare to find a kindred spirit." Kelvin smiled slightly. "It's a shI didn't meet her in person, but I'll go back until I do. Then, I'll have her work at 'Adoring Cupid,' okay?" No one answered him, just the silence of the world.

"Molly has two kids and is raising them alone after a divorce. It's tough, but she's strong," Kelvin continued, "If you hadn't jumped off the yacht, we might have had kids too." "I can't imagine hearing someone call'Dad' in this lifetime." "Because that day will never come." Penelope was gone.

Kelvin would never remarry or have children.

Liam often brought up the issue of children whenever they met.

They argued countless times about it.

Liam just wanted to ensure the Davis family had an heir.

But Kelvin was firm-no remarrying, no more kids.

Every meeting, the sargument.

"I'm not asking you to marry!" Liam said, "Just have one kid! It's not like I'm asking for many!" "Not even one. I promised Penelope. I only want the child she would have had." Liam was furious. "I know losing Penelope was hard, and I gave you tto move on. It's been four years, Kelvin. You're already thirty!" "I know my age, no need to remind me." "Kelvin, if you keep being this stubborn, I'll bring your brother into this. He'd be willing to have children! He still carries the Davis family blood!" Liam said this to provoke Kelvin.

Kelvin nodded. "That's actually a good idea." "You!" "Send him to the hospital, give him proper care, find a healthy woman, or use in vitro fertilization," Kelvin said, "That way, you'll get a great-grandchild." "Oh, Grandpa," Kelvin added, making a throat-slitting gesture. "after the child is born, you have to..." He didn't finish, but Liam understood.

This child would be the only Davis heir, inheriting the family business, raised and trained by Kelvin.

The child couldn't know his true origins; it would cause endless trouble.

A good heir didn't need too much emotion, just the ability to run the company.

Too many emotional ties would only hold them back.

Kelvin shook his head at the thought.

He wiped the photo on the tombstone again. "Penelope, don't worry. I'll keep my promises. I won't touch another woman in this life." Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov@L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! He couldn't bring himself to touch other women. Just the mere thought of it would stir up resistance within Kelvin.

It wasn't until it got dark and the mountain wind turned chilly that Kelvin left.

He started coughing again.

"Mr. Davis, should I call the family doctor?" the butler asked, "You seem to have caught a cold." "Yes." "Alright, I'll notify him right away." Madison chimed in, "Mr. Davis, you caught a cold? I'll get you shot water!" She was very attentive. "Drinking hot water helps you recover faster. Where were you for so long? I waited for you." Kelvin took a sip from the cup she handed him.

"I went to the back hills," he said lightly.

"What's the point of being alone on the mountain?" Madison said, "You might as well let me..." She smiled coyly. "Keep you company." Kelvin's face remained emotionless. "You acting like this is really disgusting." Staring at Penelope's face while making an expression that was totally not Penelope's.

His Penelope wouldn't speak in such a coy voice or pretend to be shy.

The appearance was similar, but the essence and demeanor were completely off.

Madison stiffened. "Then I'll practice more, try to be more like her."

Madison had transformed herself to resemble Penelope by 80%, altering her facial features) expressions, clothing style, hairstyle, and even her scent.

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But essence and demeanor were internal, cultivated over years, mot something Madison could change ΕΠ overnight. Kelvin was too clear-headed.

He knew Penelope was dead and would never cback.

He knew the woman in front of him was Madison, not Penelope.

This Madison was not his Penelope.

"You're already very similar. If you get any more similar..." Kelvin raised an eyebrow.

"What if I can't tell the difference?" "Then just treatas her." "Her?" Kelvin asked, "Do you know where she is?" He was somewhat interested now, willing to say a few words to Madison.

After all, he had nothing else to do.

Madison saw he was in a better mood, so she dared to sit beside him but still didn't dare to touch him.

She was afraid he'd throw her out.

"She's in your heart?" Madison replied, "Mrs. Davis has already been buried." "Yes, she's always in my heart. But do you know where she's buried?" "The cemetery on the outskirts of town?" Kelvin's lips curved slightly. "She's right on the back hills, accompanyingday and night, staying here at the King Manor." In the vast and echoing emptiness of the nighttliving room, Kelvin's words sent a chill down Madison's spine, causing her to recoil in fear.

She hadn't expected that Penelope was buried in the back hills!