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

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“Who is he?” Thea blurted out.

Madam Moore’s weathered and emaciated face revealed a smug smile. “If you want to know, we gave him a grand burial.” She patted Master Moore’s coffin.

Thea looked at Master Moore’s coffin, which was small and made of ordinary wood. It was evident how tight Victoria’s situation was.

Thea laughed, “She is your daughter. You loved her, protected her all your life, no matter how disobedient or heartless she was to you, you never blamed her until death. And me, I begged for you, took care of you in your old age, but still couldn’t receive your kindness. I don’t understand, is blood relationship really that important?”

Thea’s heartfelt complaint may have awakened a tiny bit of conscience in Madam Moore. Finally, she opened up her heart and said to her, “Family ties are like broken bones connected by tendons, they are incomparable to any other emotions. You will understand in the future.”

The blood ties in Madam Moore’s words brought Thea a faint longing.

She lived two lives, and in both lives she never found true love. She was very lonely and felt very alone. Therefore, deep down in her subconscious, she also longed for such noble and selfless family affection.

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“Okay. I will bury her.” In order to find her biological father, Thea abandoned her resentment towards Master Moore.

She silently glanced at Madam Moore and then silently turned and walked out.

She arrived at the parking lot, where Theo stood next to a white luxury car, complementing his black suit. The black was as dark as ink, while the white was as pure as snow, creating a stark contrast that appeared remarkably clean and

harmonious.

“Sister,” Theo greeted, not a hint of anger in his voice despite Thea making him wait. He always appeared gentle and serene in front of her.

“I have been waiting for you for a long time,” he held her, resting his chin on her neck, and coquettishly said.

Thea raised her hand and held onto his waist, which was thin and strong, but strangely devoid of any warmth.

“Theodore, I wanted to stay,” Thea said.

Theo slowly lifted his head, looking at her in astonishment.

Thea quickly explained, “I stayed behind to bury him.”

Confusion filled Theo’s eyes, but he remained the same as before, choosing to support her unconditionally.

“Okay. Then I’ll accompany you.”

Thea asked, “Don’t you want to know why I stayed?”

be willing to tell me?”

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dark eyes stared at him and said, “You and I are husband and wife, and husband and wife are birds of the same forest. There are no secrets between us.”

eyes flickered for a moment. However, he still nodded calmly,

felt an indescribable sadness

mother said that if I bury him, she will tell me the

“You still want to know about him?”

have no expectations for family affection. But Theodore, my mother told me that he doesn’t even know about my existence, so I want to give myself a chance. If he finds out about me, will he joyfully accept me as his

gently stroked her head, a haze clouding his eyes. He was worried, worried that the higher Thea’s hopes were, the greater her disappointment would be.

he

already made the decision,

couldn’t contain her joy. “Theodore, you are

asked,

it,” she

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a ritual to help

find Madam Moore and asked for her commitment. “Now you should

however, hesitated for a long time, wanting to speak

there was some regret for speaking too quickly and making a promise

was just talking nonsense, actually your biological father had already passed away.” She chose to

kept something up my sleeve. If you back out, I will dig up Master Moore’s urn and

Moore was

you have actually seen your

aback, “Have I seen

“Who was he?”

pocket of her clothes, opened it, and inside was a bracelet. She handed the bracelet to Thea and

Thea and Theo both visibly paused

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a moment.

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to know more, but Madam

and she and Theo

took a turn for the

worse.

held her bracelet and

was also a common four–leaf

was meant to be a token of affection from the father to the

her mother did not receive her father’s appreciation.

let out