Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 117

"Sorry, I found out by accident too," he apologized gently, then explained the reason. It all started when Jane posted on Twitter about my hospitalization due to a car accident. He asked for the ward number, planning to visit me today. However, when he arrived at the hospital today, he overheard the nurses chatting about me. Not only was I injured all over, but I also had a miscarriage and unbelievably got discharged the same day.

I pursed my lips slightly. "So you fought with him..."

"We were both upset," Jack said casually. He glossed over it lightly, then looked at me with gentle eyes. "And you, how have you been these days?"

"It's hard to say." I lowered my eyes. "When I used to love him, I looked forward to at happy marriage. Later, when I got pregnant, I hoped every day for the child to come into this world, to become my concern, my only family. But now..."

I smiled bitterly. "I don't even know what else is worth remembering."

Everything became meaningless. I placed my right hand on my abdomen. Here, there would never be a child calling me "Mom" anytime soon.

Jack suddenly became serious, parking the car by the roadside. He looked at me intently. "Charlotte, are you ill?",

I was taken aback for a moment, then realized. I shook my head. "No, I'm just feeling

emotional."

In just a few days, I had lost too much. Grandpa and my child. They were the most. important people to me.

But Jack was still worried. When we reached my office, after I came down from upstairs carrying a storage box, he helped me put things in the back seat and handed me a meal from the Meccor. "Grab a bite and I'll take you somewhere."

"Where to?" I asked.

"You'll know when

let me give you this

I returned to the company

I suspected the fight with Ryan

smiled with his brows

he opened the cream and

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carefully put the medicine into the storage box in

"No problem."

a lot. Doing this was

best for venting negative emotions. Hamburgers,

towards the outskirts of the city. However, compared

my head against the window, absent-mindedly looking at the

my face was wet with tears again before

let go of that child. What repeatedly troubled me was that, without any accidents,

entered a mountain road

the mountaintop that Jack stopped the car at a scenic overlook. He

of the car

a long down jacket, men's, enough to cover me from head to toe. "It's cold at night with heavy dew, better wear

saw the sky full of stars! He leaned against the hood gracefully, somewhat relaxed. "Doesn't it remind you of the starry sky