Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 364

"I know... I know. How could I blame you?"

I poured a cup of water, placed the straw in it, and handed it to my aunt. "Here, have some water."

In the evening, after my aunt had fallen asleep, Ryan and I left together. We planned to go home, take a shower, and then keep watch.

The doctor said that my aunt could pass away at any time.

On the way home, I checked the medical expenses at the hospital. Millions had been deducted from Ryan's account. The money was used for trying various newly developed foreign medications and treatments. There had been two surgeries, both performed by top foreign specialists.

Not onl

only was it expensive, but it also required connections. Without this support, my aunt probably wouldn't have made it through the New Year.

But Ryan had never mentioned it to me.

I sat in the back seat and turned to him, "Ryan, thank you for handling my aunt's affairs. I'll transfer the money to you now."

The money from selling the house had come through, enough to cover this expense.

He looked at me with a steady gaze. "We don't need to keep such a clear account between us."

"It's necessary."

We were already divorced.

had no reason to spend

sighed. "Do you just want to sever ties with

"Yes."

I was about to open the online

a

the phone, his eyes flashing with a hint of anger. "It's only been one

that doesn't mean you can interfere in my personal life!"

pinned me against the leather seat, speaking coldly." If you want to keep bringing up the divorce, I don't mind

it was from

me. My heart sank as I answered. The voice on

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My head went blank.

was prepared for this, it still felt too sudden. It

stunned for a long time, unable

the past few days, knowing I had no blood relationship with my aunt and learning who my real relatives were, deep down, I still hadn't been able to adjust. I still saw my aunt as my

phone from my hand, responded to the nurse, and said to

and Jane, everything related to my aunt's funeral

last time I was at the funeral home was for my

time, it was for