I Never Regretted Leaving You (Can't Win Me Back)

Chapter 63

“Who’s going to pay back the medical expenses you borrow?”

Isabella raised an eyebrow and asked her mother.

Moore’s mother replied as if it were obvious, “You’re my daughter, of course, the money you borrow has to be repaid by

you.

Isabella shouted angrily, “But I’m not your only daughter!”

Moore’s mother snapped, “Why are you so petty? I didn’t raise your Sis, so how could I ask her for money? Besides, your Sis’s health is so bad, she needs a lot of money. What’s wrong with you helping her with the financial burden?”

Isabella trembled with rage. “You…”

Theodore’s long, jade–like fingers lightly tapped on Isabella’s shoulder, silently comforting her.

Isabella turned to him and gave him a grateful smile, though it was bitter and forced.

“Sis, you’re a bit worked up. Let me talk to her?”

Theodore suggested.

knew that when facing her mother, she was too emotionally overwhelmed to have a rational conversation, so

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His handsome face, as cold as ice, looked down with

must sign an agreement to sever all ties with Bella.”

aura he exuded instantly subdued

her so big, I may not have earned much credit, but I certainly suffered. And now you want her to sever ties with me? Who’s going to take care

good at taking care of people. Her Sis isn’t as attentive, as she is,” Moore’s mother said, recalling how Isabella had

like Bella, who has no income, can give you very little in terms of support. Maybe a few hundred a month, and that’s only if she’s willing to give it to you. If she’s not happy, she can drag it out… And as for you wanting her to take care of you, well, you know how you treated Bella

froze. She wanted to argue, but the

air like a blade, “and this will

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pay her living expenses once she came of age. However, a lawyer had told her that, given Isabella’s lack of income and the fact that she wasn’t yet legally required to support her

the air of a wealthy young lady, Moore’s mother’s

worth a lot,” Moore’s mother

supposed to be a bargain?”

coldly replied. “When I married Nathan, we signed a prenuptial agreement. the Hill family’s money has nothing