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

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Thea’s hand holding the chopsticks trembled, originally reaching for the lotus root, but instead reached for the braised pork. She added a piece of fatty yet not greasy braised pork into William’s bowl and said, “Dad, this is your favorite braised pork. Please eat it.”

William took a bite, and his cheeks puffed up, “Ouch, how much sugar did they put in this? It’s so sweet! It’s almost making my tooth ache.”

Robert joked, “William, our daughter has grown up, she won’t stay here anymore.”

Then he picked up a piece of lotus root and said, “Who else loves lotus root so much? Could it be that you, Thorne, love eating lotus root?”

Thea blushed, her ears turning red.

With his head hanging down, his face almost buried in the bowl.

Thorne, however, cheerfully said, “Yes, I loved eating lotus roots.”

Robert, however, put the lotus root into his mouth and chewed it crisply, looking like he was enjoying it.

William smiled and said, “What a coincidence, Robert also liked to eat lotus roots.”

Thorne’s hand curled slightly.

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Thea suddenly lifted her head and anxiously looked at Thorne. Under Thorne’s calm appearance, Thea felt quite puzzled.

With his biological father in front of him, Theodore longed for family affection and his unforgiving nature, which couldn’t tolerate any wrongdoing. He either should have interrogated Robert about the truth of abandoning his wife and child, or he should have kept his distance from Robert, never crossing paths with him.

But now Thorne’s lukewarm and indecisive attitude is really making it difficult to figure out his inner thoughts.

Thea was lost in thought for too long, and Thorne reached out and touched her arm. “Thea, what are you daydreaming about? Let’s eat. The food won’t taste good if it gets cold.”

Thea focused her mind and concentrated on eating her meal.

Thorne and Robert fought over the lotus roots, and soon a plate of lotus roots was emptied.

William chuckled and quipped, “You two have such similar habits and tastes, both love eating lotus roots and both are left–handed.”

William became more and more suspicious as he spoke, and he suddenly became interested in examining the faces of the two people closely. “Robert, don’t you say, Thorne and you, bear some resemblance.”

sunglasses and had a small face that was as delicate as a porcelain doll.

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I have never been married in my life. How could I be so lucky and

suddenly suggested, “Uncle, you and Theodore are also destined. Why don’t you adopt Theodore as your

at Thorne, raising

to be contemplating.

that he dropped the chopsticks in his hand onto

knew his daughter Jade was never one to make grand gestures. However, her proposal today was a life–changing decision for Robert.

a

reason?

Too lost control.

It is inappropriate.

that her proposal was completely inappropriate. On the contrary, she looked

was very disappointed

at Thorne and secretly held his hand under the

I understand your strong desire to find a cozy home for me, but you should understand that the

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understand

in an awkward atmosphere.

to alleviate the awkwardness, Thea finished her meal and then went to the kitchen to clean up the dishes and

remained at

some discomfort, “Thorne, I did not agree to what Thea said, it is not biased against you. It’s just that this

a relaxed expression as if he was indifferent to the world. “You don’t need to explain. This kind of thing was always a mutual agreement between us, you have your concerns, and I have mine. In the end, it’s

that Thea deliberately made him adopt Thorne as his son to provide Thorne with a powerful backer. And this action was a way to reconcile with

must have misunderstood,” Robert said apologetically

Robert, with his immense wealth, felt that everyone close to you had ulterior motives. It concerns Thea’s

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her.”

material gains. Her suggestion just now, although absurd, was just to fulfill one of my long–standing wishes. It was not for the wealth of the Miller

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