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

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Victoria attempted to embrace Nathan, offering him comfort. However, Nathan, with a pair of tearful eyes, glared at her with bitterness and said, “Stay away from me, I don’t want to see you anymore.”

Victoria broke down and cried, “Nathan, you only blame me, have you ever seen my sincerity?”

“Kassidy fell ill and it cost so much money every day. And you, in order to earn money for Kassidy’s treatment, worked tirelessly day and night. You had no time to take care of your postpartum depressed wife, no time to notice Isabella’s kidney disease flare–up, and even less time to accompany Kassidy. I took on the responsibilities that a husband should have in your place. I silently accepted Isabella’s temper tantrums, endured Kassidy’s disdainful glances and misunderstandings towards me, and had to bear the heartache of watching you and Isabella display affection. Nathan, you treat Isabella well, but you are so cruel to me.”

Nathan remained silent.

The knuckles of the hand curled into a fist, with distinct joints, and a low, hoarse voice carried a hint of resoluteness, “Victoria, my wife and daughter have died, it is a tragedy in this world.”

He suddenly lifted his head, his eyes red, and said coldly, “You took care of them, didn’t you? And you expect me to be grateful to you?”

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Victoria trembled uncontrollably, “What do you mean? Are you suspecting that I had something to do with them, the mother and daughter?”

Nathan nodded. “When I left, they were perfectly fine. Even if my wife and daughter were in poor health, they were never on the brink of death.”

Victoria broke down and cried, “Nathan, how could you be so heartless? I was your benefactor, and yet you doubted me like this?”

She turned around and picked up the fruit knife from the fruit tray, stabbing her own wrist. “If you don’t believe me, then I’ll show you by dying.”

Nathan eventually raised his hand to hold her hand, preventing her from committing suicide.

Nathan’s lips moved slightly, and finally he weakly said, “Victoria, please leave. I want to be alone.”

Victoria ran away crying.

Nathan held his head in his hands, a big man, crying uncontrollably. “Wife, daughter… I will definitely find out the cause of your deaths. If your deaths were truly intentional, I will avenge you.”

Thea was shocked.

She remembered that in her past life, her cause of death was clearly because Nathan forced Kassidy to donate blood to Victoria, which ultimately led to Kassidy’s death from infection. As for her, she was devastated by the loss of her daughter and her body was in a terrible state due to kidney

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Under the double blow, she chose to

could Nathan, the main culprit, not know the cause of death of her and her daughter? He

he?

the truth of certain things had

followed Victoria out.

after leaving the ward, she was completely transformed. Her face was radiant

Thea that Victoria had

finally arrived at the director’s office at the

as Victoria entered the dean’s office, she immediately locked the office door with great

“Nathan seems to be suspecting me. What should I do? If he finds out that Kassidy’s infusion needle is faulty, he will definitely not let us off

stared at her and said, “What are you afraid of? The needle has been lost, Kassidy has already been cremated, even if a deity descended to earth, no one would

of relief and said, “But Nathan still suspected me of

You simply lied

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the medication we injected

Kassidy both

as you insist that you are innocent, over time, when he can’t find any evidence, he will instead believe that he

said, “That’s true.”

and her face turned pale with anger. She clenched her fist and

actually the killer who caused Kassidy’s

was being controlled by medication by

you…”

pay with your own blood.”

in vain, passed through

she was powerless in the

find another way.

with a gloomy face

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and the dress she was wearing. Whether it was the style or the fabric, they were all clothes from different eras. Among

Thea to have a clear