Goodbye, Mr. Regret

Chapter 127

Jessica ordered two dishes without much thought.

Timothy picked up the menu and proceeded to order a whole slew of dishes.

Jessica frowned.

She didn't believe in wasting food.

At home, she might prepare a variety of meals, but she always kept the portions

small.

She tried to make sure there were never too many leftovers.

Her grandmother used to say that wasting food was like throwing away good fortune.

The more blessings you had, the more abundance you'd enjoy.

Someone like Timothy-able to amass so much wealth-must truly be a man favored by fortune.

As his wife, Jessica never took part in his business affairs, but at home, she did everything she could to keep things in order.

She treated every member of the household staff with kindness.

She respected his elders.

She cared for his family as if they were her own.

When it came to spending, she was never extravagant or wasteful.

If it had been before, she would have spoken up-there were only three of them eating, after all, they didn't need to order so much.

now, she didn't want to bother

ordering, he instructed the waiter to bring Sheila a mug of hot milk

ordered fresh orange juice just for Jessica. You really do know her tastes. That's

Jessica lowered her gaze.

obvious what Sheila was getting at: Timothy also remembered

and

That took effort.

Sheila turned to

Timothy borrowed my phone to call you, I added

accepted. Have you not checked your

soon as Sheila said this, Timothy reached for Jessica's purse and took

his number to call for

she hadn't done the same on her messaging

intended to unblock his own profile from her

hold of her phone, trying to

legally married, and she had no intention of adding Sheila as

planning to divorce Timothy-adding Sheila was out of

about to let Timothy

Timothy didn't

phone, neither willing

his eyes, fixing Jessica with a steady gaze. "What's wrong? Is there something on your phone you don't want

lips

He could add

just delete

phone didn't have

and removed his own

"Timothy, while you're at it, check my friend

enough, Sheila's request was there -read but