Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 261

Chapter 261

Jane was rarely so serious, and I felt an indescribable unease rising within me.

It was as if something was about to be destroyed.

I stared at Jane, biting my lip, "I'm prepared. Go ahead and tell me."

"Actually..." Jane struggled to speak. She bit her lip before finally saying, "The person who took you to the school infirmary and the one who brought you food in college wasn't Ryan!" 'Wasn't Ryan?' My mind buzzed, and I felt a fleeting blankness, stunned.

It took me a while to come to my senses, a heavy weight pressing on my chest, making my voice tremble. "Really?"

Deep down, I knew Jane was telling me the truth.

Jane knew how important this was to me. If she wasn't completely certain, she wouldn't have told me like this.

But...

What did all the affection I had for these years mean?

Jane nodded. "Yes."

"Then... the person who really helped me..." I took a deep breath, trying to stay calm as I spoke, "Was Jack, right?"

Jane was stunned. "How did you know?"

"No wonder..."

I answered vaguely, but my heart was filled with a wave of bitterness.

No wonder.

Ryan always thought the person I liked was Jack, and repeatedly suspected my relationship with

so flustered when I told him I liked him because

I would still like him if he hadn't

have realized

was too biased and

I had been chasing a light for so many years that had never

tenderness, not even for a moment, was

me but watched me suffer and stumble because I mistook

wonder that gun was pointed at me so

always my

Chapter 261

+25 BONUS

It had always been!

looked out the window and suddenly said, "Charlotte, it's snowing! The weather forecast said it would snow this Sunday, but it hadn't until now, so I

evening, the ground would likely be covered

this Sunday. How about we make a snowman

flashed

as I laughed,

was all

It was all fake.

the day he said he would come to make a snowman with me, he pointed a gun at

really snowed, he announced his

hypocritical you

the wrong

don't love me, yet you shamelessly

murmured, "I