Summary of Chapter 226 – A pivotal chapter in Too Late, Mr. Cooper: Your Bride Ran with Your Baby by Tessa Marlowe
The chapter Chapter 226 is one of the most intense moments in Too Late, Mr. Cooper: Your Bride Ran with Your Baby, written by Tessa Marlowe. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
When Liam wanted to be harsh, his words cut deep.
He was also brutally direct.
He never held back, having grown accustomed to a life of freedom.
Liliana bit her lip, silent for a long moment, before finally meeting his gaze. Deciding to just own it, she admitted frankly, “You’re right. I am afraid of repeating the same mistakes. So what? Don’t I have the right to choose that for myself?”
Liam stared at her and let out a low chuckle.
“It’s not a big deal. I’m not blaming you, Liliana. I just want to say...”
He suddenly leaned forward, resting his elbows on the table and propping his chin on his hands. His eyes bore into hers, a smile playing on his lips. “You don’t have to come out of your shell. Not one step. I’ll be the one to walk all the way to you.”
“I will walk steadily towards you. All you have to do is stay right where you are.”
Liam’s gaze softened, his tone laced with an almost imperceptible tenderness.
If one looked closely, they would even see the tips of his long fingers trembling slightly, as if from nervousness.
His voice, was now incredibly earnest. “Liliana.”
“I’m not joking with you. If you want to hide in your turtle shell, I won’t stop you.”
“But don’t you dare try to stop me. I’m not a kid anymore. I can make my own decisions. Just as you have your choices, so do I.”
He stared at her intently, feeling his own heart pounding like a drum against his ribs, so fast it felt like it might leap out of his chest.
His lips, thin and sensual, pressed into a firm line. His eyes grew darker, more profound, and a slow smile spread across his face.
Liam’s voice was a low drawl. “And my choice is...”
“If you hide in your turtle shell, then I’ll just pick up the whole shell and carry you with me, wherever I go.”
“...”
Her eyelid twitched.
His words were so overbearing.
Afterward, Liliana walked Liam to the door.
“You shouldn’t come here anymore,” she told him.
“My mom will take care of me. As for you... look, thank you for everything these past few weeks, but let’s just end it here.”
When Liliana wasn’t blinded by love, she was incredibly clear-headed and decisive, never one to drag things out.
It was the same when she decided to break things off with Linton.
And it was the same now.
Liam looked down at her, a wry smile on his lips. “Liliana, that’s cold. Using me and then tossing me aside.”
Liliana countered, “I’m helping a lost young man see the light. You’ll thank me one day.”
Liam’s eyes narrowed. In a tone that sounded like a joke but wasn’t, he said, “Liliana, if you were willing to give me a chance, I’d be even more thankful.”

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