Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 291

Marie's expression was unreadable. "I don't understand why you're here."

"That's not your concern," Simon responded.

"You're right, it isn't. But my job is to make you leave. Are you leaving on your own, or should I have you dragged out?"

Edward's men were bold enough to threaten the Jovarek brothers directly. At that thought, Simon swallowed hard. "You seriously think you can control where I go? Greenfield City is huge. I can go anywhere I want."

"You know exactly why you're here." Marie's tone was razor-sharp.

She continued, "Do you think there's some magic cure for regret? You let her down and kicked her out of your life. Did you think throwing a measly hundred grand at her would make up for seven years of her hard work and dedication? That's pocket change-a slap in the face!

"You really think saying 'I regret it' gives you the right to keep bothering her? How shameless can you get? If it were you, could you forgive yourself?"

Simon's face turned ashen, but he had no retort.

If the roles were reversed, he'd probably want to kill the other person. Forgiveness wouldn't even be on the table.

"You don't understand what Janice and I went through together," he muttered.

was misery. Meanwhile, Mr. Moore was there for her when she was at her lowest and had no

way. He cherishes her more than you ever did. Why would she go back

shoved the screen in his face. "If you keep

threatening me?" Simon shouted. "Does Edward really think he can

comes to dealing with you? Yeah,

What put Edward above everyone else? Just because his father was a

around the bouquet in

drove him away from the gated community

stood there, staring at

Edward

few days, Simon couldn't stop thinking about the moments he had shared with Janice. Only now did

him that she depended on him. But the truth was that she had loved him deeply-and he had throw it all away for someone

back and made a silent vow-he would win Janice back. He'd make up for the pain he had caused and the

years together proved it. He had been by her side as she rose to become a world-renowned

just reaping

"Simon! Simon!"

banging on the glass. But she could only watch Simon walk away. He was already out of earshot,