Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 247

I couldn't deny that these words were quite touching.

Touching enough that for a moment, I almost wanted to forget all the past grievances, yet I still found it difficult to let go.

Some things have long been etched deep in my heart, leaving a profound rift.

It's like how, in the past, even if he stayed out all night, I would never suspect anything, only empathize with his sacrifices for the Frost family. But now, with everything that has happened, I can't trust anymore, nor can I love without reservations, consequences be damned.

I would start to hold back, be guarded, suspicious, sensitive, and restless.

Even if we reconciled, if things continued like this for long, they would eventually break apart. So, it was better to cut losses now.

"Ryan, let's stop talking about this. Let's both be rational."

"I know you don't believe me, but I will do it." Ryan's tone was as solemn as making a

VOW.

I lowered my gaze slightly and handed another document to him, changing the subject. "You should look at this first. I'll go find a nurse to take your temperature again.”

"Gary." He raised his voice and instructed, "Get a tube of bruise ointment from the

nurse."

Gary quickly left.

"I thought you already changed the dressing?"

ointment wasn't something he needed for his

back with a slight force. "Does

"Ouch!"

"You know I'm hurt, yet you press

Gary brought the ointment

and Ryan looked at

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can apply it

of

a corner of my clothes, gently applying it. "It's already bruised. Why didn't you say anything? Do

a minor bump, he would

"I've lived like this for the past three years." Ryan was never difficult to

even insisted on

complain about

evening that I realized he had a

in the eyes. "I want

had been unconscious for two

for a neat freak like

the doctor's advice and shook my head. "The

two most severe injuries were on his chest and arm, with a few scrapes on

his lips, hinting expectantly: "But

anymore.

ready to discuss important matters for the

this, Gary refused, laughing in a way that was