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

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Ezekiel chuckled and teased, “Look at you, all fierce and

menacing. It’s quite a contrast from when I first met you. You were so gentle and soft–spoken back then, not as intimidating as you are now.”

Thea saw him looking around and decided not to pretend anymore. She interrupted, “Ezekiel, even though it has been a long time since we made the deal, I still remember the contract we signed. I remember every clause. Do you still remember?”

Ezekiel said, “My clients were as numerous as the fish that crossed the river. I truly can’t remember.”

Thea said, “It doesn’t matter, I will read them to you one by one. The first one, in essence, is that you help me wash away all the unpleasant memories from the past, and in return, I will give you a high amount of compensation.”

Ezekiel felt embarrassed and said, “It seems like there was something like that!”

Thea said, “But how come I feel like I haven’t lost my memory? I still remember those embarrassing past events vividly. Ezekiel, you deceived me, shouldn’t the compensation be repaid to me?”

Ezekiel dryly chuckled, “Where is it ever reasonable to demand a refund after six or seven years of completing transaction?”

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Thea muttered to herself, “Ezekiel, I still remember that there was another clause in the contract, stating that the contents. of the contract are strictly confidential, and whoever leaks it will bear the greatest consequences.”

Ezekiel’s eyes began to dodge.

Thea suddenly grabbed a fruit knife next to her and roughly lifted Ezekiel’s chin with the back of the knife, asking, “How did Victoria know about our deal?”

Ezekiel pretended to be confused, “Which Victoria? Why can’t I understand what you’re saying?”

Thea said, “Pretending to be clueless, isn’t it?”

She menacingly threatened Ezekiel, “Ezekiel, my patience is limited. Confess to me your collusion with Victoria, or else I will have my people find your family and make them live in constant fear, just like me.”

Ezekiel looked at Thea in disbelief and said, “I can’t believe it, in just a few years of not seeing you, you have become so rude and domineering. No wonder he said you caused his family’s ruin… It’s all my fault.”

Thea frowned, “Is it Nathan who said this nonsense? Hmph, he himself has done many wrongdoings and now that his family is ruined, he is trying to shift the blame onto others.”

Ezekiel shook his head and said, “You know nothing.”

you think I don’t

said, “Yes, you are involved, but you only know

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want to relieve the frustration in your heart, but how do you know that you hate Nathan so much? Although he made mistakes, his mistakes should not have

have gone too

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the extent that even hearing his name. made her feel disgusted to the point of wanting to vomit. So she despised

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bankrupt, I didn’t harm his life, why do you

“Go and meet him, and you

I didn’t want to see him,” Thea angrily

by their own actions and consequences. Even if Nathan has made mistakes, how do you know that in this lifetime he is not your karmic debt, and in the next life, you may be his? It is better to resolve conflicts

felt that her actions were justified and she had a clear conscience. Therefore, she was not afraid

life.

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meet him

Nathan, the ominous

“It’s great that you can go.

Thea nodded.

that he had spent several hours in the car with Thea before they arrived at a village on the outskirts of

car was moving exceptionally slowly. Thea saw that the sky

shouldn’t have come. Theodore is still waiting for me at home,” she said, feeling regretful.

said, “We were almost there.”

cement road at the entrance of the village, and

e was

surrounding air was particularly silent. The surroundings

help but be curious. Nathan, a prodigy like him, even if he went bankrupt, a starved camel is still bigger thar a horse, and with his talent, he could also find a well–paying jou. How could he have fallen to settle in

cottage and knocked on the door.

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her breath and gazed at the weathered wooden door painted in patches