I Don’t Need Your Fake Love by Melandia

Chapter 126

I was stunned for a moment. After suppressing the disappointment in my heart. I took a taxi to work. It was a rare day without any messages from him harassing me to go back to him.

When I got off work, it started pouring again. I waited for an hour before I could hail a taxi.

Unexpectedly, the heavy rain affected visibility, and the driver couldn’t see the traffic lights at an intersection. As a result, the taxi was hit by a car that charged out from the side and then flipped over on the s

spot.

The immense impact made me feel like my internal organs were being crushed, and for a moment, I felt the arrival of death.

I tried with all my might to call out weakly to the driver for help, but I heard no response. Then I finally realized he was barely breathing.

The heavy rain continuously washed over the shattered car windows, and my cries for help were drowned out by the sound of the rain.

Blood was freely flowing from my wounds, and my body temperature dropped rapidly. As I gradually lost consciousness, the only person I thought of was still Antonio.

Fortunately, my phone was inside my clothes, and with the last of my strength, I managed to press the emergency contact button. The phone automatically dialed Antonio’s number.

times, but he didn’t answer. My tears mingled with the raindrops as I lost consciousness completely. When I woke up again, I found myself already in a ward, with Antonio

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called because my phone was off. I just

does that have to do with me? We’ve broken up, so it’s your freedom to see whoever you want,” I

could finally accept the fact that I never had a place in his heart. The pain from my broken ribs made my forehead bead with cold sweat as I breathed.

reached out to wipe it away for me, but I coldly said, “Get out. We’re done, and don’t appear in front of me again. Go

that he was going to lose me forever.

to me about this, and I won’t believe

“Does it matter?”

with despair, and he didn’t

my brows furrowed, I endured the sharp pain in my chest and said, “Antonio, we’re over, completely and

trembled, and his hand, reaching out to me, froze in the

he finally fell silent. After

turned and left the ward.

disappeared from my life, except for the daily and

discharged, I returned to the company. When I passed by his department, I saw him writing a business plan with his head down. We became the most familiar strangers to each