Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook
Chapter 1655

Chapter 1655:

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Roscoe's collaboration with a subsidiary of the Dixon Group only further highlighted his capabilities. People took notice: he had weathered the wrath of one business titan and won the favor of another. He was now operating at a level few could match.

But Roscoe still didn't understand why Jarrod, who had previously been determined to destroy him, had suddenly changed tactics. Why was Jarrod now offering him indirect help?

Taking a few steps forward, Roscoe asked, “Why are you doing this?”

Jarrod, not surprised by the question, replied nonchalantly, “Because my son’s mother trusts you. She doesn't want anything to happen to you. But that doesn't mean I like you, so stay out of my sight and don't let me catch you visiting Austin.”

With that, Jarrod turned and walked away.

Roscoe stood there, lost in thought. He marveled at Jarrod's unexpected change, his willingness to compromise, allowing him limited access to Austin.

But he felt a pang of melancholy. Did this mean the end of his involvement in Nicole's life?

At that moment, a figure came out from behind the door: it was Nicole.

Nicole had clearly heard their conversation, she understood the situation but was still surprised.

I didn't expect such a concession from Jarrod.

"Roscoe..."

“Nicole…”

The two of them started talking at the same time.

Nicole gestured for Roscoe to continue.

Roscoe spoke seriously, “Nicole, do you know why I’ve been fighting so hard all this time?” I wanted to create stability so I could bring you happiness. But now…”

His voice turned somber.

"I realize that true happiness is knowing that you and your children are safe and well. I will not ask for more. Please remember that I will always care for you, and that will not change."

At that moment, Roscoe realized that he could never measure up to Jarrod. In terms of skill and other qualities, he saw himself as lacking.

Even if he tried, he doubted he could reach the level of magnanimity Jarrod had just demonstrated.

Love often made people selfish, reluctant to share what they valued.

Austin had already accepted the baby growing in Nicole's belly, and it seemed only a matter of time before Nicole followed suit.

Roscoe felt a deep, indescribable sense of loss, but as long as Nicole found happiness, he would accept her.

Nicole looked at Roscoe, her words heavy with unspoken words. But all she could say was, “You'll always be family to me, and to Austin, too.”

Nicole would never forget the time they shared, the love Roscoe had shown her and Austin. But she couldn't give him the future he wanted, so it was best to maintain their bond as a family.

She had promised Roscoe that she would always take care of him. Once the baby was born, she would focus solely on her children and reviving her father's company, nothing else.

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