Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 339

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I paused for a moment and then said with a hint of mockery, "I never knew you had such tolerance before.

That night, I had kissed Frank in front of him. Although was drunk, it had actually happened. Given his nature, which allowed only himself to set the rules and not others, he should have ignored me from then

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As soon as my words fell, the sound that followed wasn't Ryan's voice but the commotion coming from the center of the banquet hall.

Lily had changed into a pure white dress. Standing in the center with a microphone, she seemed a bit shy, but her dark eyes were fixed intensely on a certain direction.

The direction where Frank was.

"Over these years, being away from Grandma and my parents, I... I've suffered a lot and dealt with many people's looks, but relying on the few remaining beautiful memories, I've held on."

She choked up slightly and began to sob. "I'm also very lucky. My family... and Frank, have never given up on finding me. This morning, when Grandma asked me what my wish was, I couldn't think of anything at that moment because being able to return to the Shaw family was already a wonderful thing... But now, I

I've thought

these years of waiting, to marry him and become his

want to support a story of lovers

cheers, with some

also had tears in her eyes. Even if Lily didn't seem like herself, at that moment, she would accept the reality and show boundless affection.

his voice was cold. "You're willing to crash into this kind

mockery in his tone that was clear without

it was him or Frank, neither were the issues I needed to address at the moment. Nor would I choose Frank just to leave him, as he suggested. I smiled. "Mr. Frost,

trap twice."

darkened, seemingly laughing in anger. "Are you calling

scumbag?"

curled into a slight, mocking smile as he spoke in a light tone, "It hasn't been long since the divorce, but you seem to be

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Chapter 339

always hoped that we could part ways with dignity.

rational words to him one day, without a