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

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Nathan was choked by Theo, causing his face to turn red.

He clenched his back teeth and interrogated Theo, “What exactly is your relationship with Thea?”

Theo crossed his arms and said, Guess.”

Nathan smirked and said, “At one moment it’s the relationship between a boss and an assistant, then it’s the relationship between siblings, and then it’s the relationship between lovers. This relationship is quite messy, isn’t it?”

Theo leaned his handsome face close to Nathan’s and blew a warm breath near his ear, looking particularly mischievous. “Prince, actually, Thea and I have a partnership relationship.”

Nathan sneered, “You’re overestimating her. She’s just capable of making a few clothes. Mr. Sanchez’s career shouldn’t be confined to the realm of women’s dresses.”

This statement is truly a pun.

Theo smiled knowingly and said, “Prince, you guessed it right. I actually have no interest in fashion brands at all. The only purpose of my collaboration with Thea is to defeat you.”

Nathan’s handsome face instantly lost its color.

He stared at Theo in shock and said, “Mr. Sanchez, but we had no grievances and no conflicts recently, right?”

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Theo laughed lightly. “But you offended Thea. And you offended her quite seriously.”

Nathan realized a terrifying fact from her indifferent expression. “I thought you were using Thea as a weapon against me in our business competition. But now it seems like I was wrong. It turns out she wanted to destroy me, and you were the weapon helping her to do so, right?”

Theo clapped his hands and said, “Young master, you have finally become smarter. During the past period, your intelligence was constantly dropping, and I felt it was quite boring to compete with someone as foolish as you.”

Nathan gritted his teeth and said, “Theo, you, the proud son of the Browns, with all your wealth and prosperity, how could you willingly obey a woman who came from the slums?”

Theo said, “Prince, I never expected that you, the esteemed prince who should have been admired by all, would become infamous because of a mortal tea fox. Well, it’s just a case of ‘each to their own‘ between us.”

with a fixed gaze. Up until now, he still couldn’t believe all the efforts Mr. Sanchez had gone through, all for his ordinary and peculiar ex–wife.

the opportunity before the recording of the new episode to return to

and asked, “Guillermo, do you know what special relationship there was between Theo

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puzzled and confused, saying, “I watched the variety show that you recorded, and I also found it particularly strange. The and Thea behave like real

wary of strangers. But she dotes on Theo so much,

he was young, and I heard that he was introverted since childhood. Mr. Brown, fearing any mishap to his precious only grandson, always had many servants by his side wherever he went. How could he have had time to get to know

clearly not agreeing with Guillermo’s

a mystery behind this.” Nathan

said, “I will investigate this matter for you.”

Nathan nodded.

Sanchez, Nathan paid a visit

of her hair turned gray. The once

returned home and knelt by Mrs. Hill’s bedside,

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unfilial. I have disobeyed your wishes and caused

without looking at him and said angrily, “If you really care about being filial to your mother, then divorce

I will not divorce Victoria. Besides this matter, I will listen to you on

Hill became angry. She closed her eyes and

Mrs. Hill would have undoubtedly wholeheartedly helped him solve his problems, but now she acted as if she hadn’t heard

let out a weak sigh.

will come to see

left feeling

reached the door, Mrs. Hill suddenly said, “Your father knows about you and Victoria getting married. He got very angry and called you a good–for–nothing. He’s probably going to give up on you.”

in hindsight, the reason why Alaric had asked him to participate in the reality

completely kicked out of the Hill family’s power center.

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“I’m sorry, I disappointed you.”

it at him. “For the sake of a Victoria, you ruined