Goodbye, Mr. Regret

Chapter 122

Jessica's beautiful eyes brimmed with despair.

She signed with aching hands, "I can do papercutting, and I can also—"

"That's enough."

Timothy cut her off mid-sentence. "Those little patterns you taught Henry to make -how much do you think they're worth? Could you even buy a bottle of water with that?"

Jessica's lips curled into a bitter smile.

For most people, a bottle of water costs just a dollar or two.

But Timothy was different. The water his family drank came from Hawaii-deep ocean water, drawn from a thousand meters below the Pacific, concentrated, then diluted a hundredfold for drinking. It contained dozens of trace minerals, the magnesium content was off the charts compared to regular water, and a 500ml bottle cost over five hundred dollars.

One could only imagine how extravagant the rest of their life was.

Jessica signed again, fingers dancing, "You were born into privilege. You don't know what struggle means. Most people in this world drink water that costs a dollar a bottle-why shouldn't I?"

The thought of Jessica drinking cheap water made Timothy's heart twist painfully. She was his wife! She didn't need to live like ordinary people.

He could provide her with water that cost five hundred, even five thousand dollars a bottle if she wanted it.

dark eyes grew stormy. "You really want to make things hard for

grace. "I don't see it as hardship. Everyone has their own

was worn

knees, pressing Jessica back until she was flush against the cushions, his striking

his eyes smoldering with

you truly suffered?" He let out a cold laugh. "You think you know what hardship is out there? You can't speak, you'd never land a respectable job. Even if you did find work, all you'd get is ridicule and those looks people give you

now, there wasn't even room for her to

to speak-there were so

went out, yes, people would mock her, or stare

already faced plenty of

she didn't answer, Timothy slid down beside her, sitting so close their shoulders

"I'm exhausted these days. Can you stop pushing for once? Let me rest a

her hands to sign, turning to look at him—but

let her

if someone wasn't watching, it didn't matter how clear

tried to

long arm slid behind her neck, holding her close, giving her no

heard the steady rhythm of