Victoria might had doubted his words in the past, but now, she believed him, because everything that this man had done to her proved that he loved her in his heart. For no other reason than the fact that they had a common son.
Roderick loved Franklin, and just for this reason alone, she should believe him.
"Do you believe me?" However, Roderick's heart was thumping, because Victoria had rejected him for too long, he was no longer confident in himself.
It could be said that all of Roderick's self—confidence had been suppressed by Victoria, which made him often suspect that his male charm had disappeared.
Victoria stared into his eyes and nodded, "I do."
The tension at the bottom of Roderick's heart loosened, and he asked again, "Do you really believe me?"
"Six years ago, we did not kn
