Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

He hoarsely said, "Let's head home."

The driver obediently headed towards Ryan's house.

Then came the three words from behind, "Go to Moon Lake Bay."

The driver hesitated for a moment.

He glanced at Ryan's expression in the rearview mirror, then turned the car around at the intersection.

The rain continued to fall, pounding on the car body, but Ryan felt as if it was still pelting down on him.

Bit by bit, it extinguished the inherent pride and nobility that was deeply ingrained in him.

The car stopped in the courtyard of the Moon Lake Bay villa. Before the driver could open an umbrella, Ryan had already ignored the rain and stepped out of the car. Entering this villa again, entering the home he shared with Charlotte.

He felt a disorienting sense of being lost in time.

As if, just yesterday, after coming back from drinking at a social event, Charlotte would still be there, welcoming him the moment she heard the noise, helping him to the sofa. Carefully making him a hangover soup.

"Young Master, are you not going back to the old residence tonight?"

Brenda heard the commotion and came out of the bedroom. With a snap, the lights were on.

Ryan squinted against the brightness. "Hmm."

"Oh my goodness, you're drenched! Go upstairs and take a hot shower. It's the hardest to recover from a summer cold!"

to go upstairs and change. Ryan didn't say much. After a slight nod, he

Nothing had changed.

he was gone,

the traces left by three years of

no longer face

and reluctant, didn't dare to face it anymore. After a long

from I the Ms Wilson. She adjusted the proportions several

his lips, almost unable to make a

Brenda couldn't

Mr. William was gone.

I was gone.

Ryan no longer had anyone

"Brenda, was I... very

could that be? You

he gave

he provided material

helpless and sympathized with them, "It's just that...

his

"Love."

had seen

and sighed. "Ryan, the marriage you gave Charlotte maybe with another girl, you both could have

loving relationship, but

your feelings. So, it was normal for her to

left, Ryan sat stiffly on the sofa, as if lost