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"Isn't the child yours too?" Sally retorted.

William looked at her coldly. "I don't even want this marriage, so why would I want a child?"

Sally's face turned pale. "I knew you would say that, William. Why did I ever marry you? I regret it. If I could start over, I would rather have never married you!" William's tone was equally harsh. "Didn't you use every trick in the book to marry me? Did you think I wanted to marry you?"

Sally's heart felt like it was tearing apart, her eyes reddening. "Yes, I used every trick, and you've been punishing me ever since!"

He stayed out all night, rarely came home, and never treated this place as his home since they married. She felt like she was living a life of emotional deprivation. "Punishing you? That's putting it lightly," William said with cold eyes. "I never even saw you as someone worth my time."

Sally's heart grew colder. What had she been hoping for? That one day William would have a change of heart?

No, she had not. She just could not let go. Now that their child was all grown up, she thought she had come to terms with everything. Yet, William continued to hurt her.

William never cared to look at her, only returning home for specific reasons. It was never out of concern for her or their family.

His heart was ice cold. From the moment she was part of the York family, he had ceased to be part of it. Not even the death of his dad could bring him back.

as he walked past her without a second glance. No matter how heartbroken or angry she was, he would never

Miranda came downstairs and saw William. She instinctively stopped

up at Miranda, his expression unchanged. "This is the York family. If you have any issues,

heartless. Miranda clenched her fists.

William stopped.

never regretted

anything

by his words. Miranda felt the sting

past her

not even control her own husband. At this

were all cold-hearted. How could they possibly sympathize with her plight? She could not rely

lifted her head and blinked

appear weak. She could not

be strong and could