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

Chapter 283

Thea dressed modestly and disliked extravagance, with a constant air of smoke and fire. Her eyes couldn’t hide the weariness and world–weariness. There was also a mysterious and unfathomable calculation.

But today’s Thea, the clothes she wore and the jewelry she had on her hands, were all made of the finest materials in the world. Moreover, her temperament became fresh and elegant, free from worldly distractions. The weariness and exhaustion in her eyes faded away, replaced by a pure innocence.

Victoria was secretly shocked. How could this person have transformed so perfectly in just a short period of time?

Thea looked at Madam Moore, and the sight of Madam Moore’s emaciated figure filled her eyes with pity and compassion. She used to hate and resent this woman, but the present–day Thea no longer wanted to dwell on past grievances. It wasn’t because she was magnanimous; she simply felt that she had finally obtained happiness and wanted to do more good deeds for herself and her daughter, hoping that it might change their tragic fate.

“How do you want me to help you?” Thea asked.

Madam Moore slid down from the wheelchair, her legs kneeling in front of Thea, and cried out, “Your father, he is suffering from advanced stage cancer and won’t live much longer. I just want him to have a bit of ease in his final moments of life. Can you give me some money so that we can continue to stay in this

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nursing home?”

Victoria has always been vain and felt that Madam Moore did not listen to her, so she turned to Thea for help, which she found embarrassing. She immediately grabbed Madam Moore and threw her back into the wheelchair, with extremely rough. movements. She angrily shouted at Madam Moore, “What’s the point of begging her when you have no shame? Have you forgotten who caused such misery to our family? How could she possibly help you?”

Thea saw a long gash on Madam Moore’s arm, caused by the protruding swelling screw on the wheelchair after she sat down. However, she only slightly furrowed her brow and turned her hopeful gaze towards her.

Thea was all too familiar with such gazes; she had once been in the same desperate situation, and the look she gave to anyone in need was just like this, filled with a sense of pleading for help.

“Okay. I’ll help you,” Thea said.

Madam Moore burst into tears of joy. “Thank you, Isabella.”

Victoria stared wide–eyed as the “motherly love and filial piety” of Madam Moore and Thea felt like a slap in the face to her.

“Thea, he was my father. I had the right to decide his stay or departure,” Victoria said arrogantly.

worked hard to support all his life, would abandon him and sacrifice his life for a little money during his most difficult time, do you think he would regret not

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face turned pale and then green.

eyes, and angrily scolded her, “Victoria, I finally see your true colors. I

fine, I am the black sheep. Then

out, “No

in to

the sanatorium. “These elderly people don’t need to be discharged temporarily. In addition, provide them with two additional dedicated caregivers, money is not

the income, saying, “Ms., Mr. Moore’s situation is special. He has regular check–ups every day, medical equipment is constantly involved, and medical

“Pay for three years

in charge was taken aback for a moment, then immediately broke into a

“Okay, okay, okay.”

the fees and returned to the ward.

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are you pretending to be rich in front of me? How much do you really have? You’re just a

it was me who caused you

said, “I love hearing you say

and said, “But you have spent so much money on us, what

Thea’s phone rang.

picked up the phone casually and Theo’s melodious

you?” The voice was cheerful, with a hint of

joy. The corners of her

Havenwood Rest Home!

to my workplace. I used to come over at noon to pick you up, and we would have lunch

puzzled, “How come I remember Maplecrest Enterprises being in the south

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They’re not

at the office. I was running errands near you.”

Then, could you pick me up on

was filled with joy.