Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

dden confession.

Megan rested her head on my shoulder. "My relationship with my dad isn't good because his mistress came to the door. I hate him for betraying my mom." I was taken aback.

"When I was a child, I had poor health and just stayed in the courtyard. I would rarely go out of the house."

Megan continued, "After that incident, we moved out of the Smith family's residence, and I even blamed my brother for not leaving with me."

I lowered my gaze. "He... must have been quite mature for his age."

"Yes." Megan sighed and spoke with self-reproach, "Later, I realized he was much smarter and more rational than I was. Only being like him was the right thing to do. Otherwise, everything that belonged to my mom and us would have been handed over to others. I was too immature and capricious."

I comforted her. "You didn't do anything wrong. As long as you don't hurt others, it's fine to make your

own choices."

She must have been quite young at the time.

It would be hard for young people to think of the big picture.

"That's not it. I made mistakes. I moved out of the Smith family while still enjoying the advantages that

came with their power."

all of this was because my brother took on the responsibility

"But he must have never

seemed to not

he valued his sister Megan a

of silence, Megan suddenly

"Yeah?"

hesitated for a long time before stammering, "Does Mr. Renolds... only like girls like

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and responded candidly, "I'm not sure, but what might reassure you is that I've made it clear with him that there will be no entanglements beyond friendship." "Then does he... have any

"Megan!"

matter what you're thinking, you'd better give up

was cold and laced with a lingering

annoyed, she said,

I

a bad review. What a useless pair of earplugs! They're worse than stuffing two