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

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In the corridor outside the intensive care unit, there were several long benches. Some of the patients‘ family members sat on the benches, while others stood by the windows, but all of them had a solemn expression on their faces.

In the ward, there came the heart–wrenching cries that were beyond description. They tore through the throat, leaving one’s heart and intestines shattered.

Thea arrived outside the ward and keenly felt the desolation of Victoria’s mother’s impending demise. Even her calm heart was now rippling.

It is hard to say what she felt in her heart, whether it was numbness, indifference, or heartache, she couldn’t justify it.

Victoria walked slowly towards her, choking back tears as she spoke, “You finally came?”

Thea looked at her and almost didn’t recognize the person in front of her. She had become so thin that her bones were visible. The usual pride was nowhere to be seen, and at such a young age, she even had a hint of stoop.

“Hehe,” Victoria chuckled self–deprecatingly, probably stung by Thea’s gaze.

“Seeing me in my current state, were you pleased?”

Thea said numbly, “I had no feelings at all.”

Victoria stared at her blankly, her face displaying a myriad of

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Thea said, “On the way here, I was actually pondering this question. I wondered what your mother’s mood would be like when I see her. But no matter how long I thought about it, I just couldn’t figure it out.”

“Haha,” Victoria burst into laughter.

“Thea, you were really ruthless.”

Thea pouted, “Should I be sad? You treated me like that, I’m sorry, I can’t sympathize with you.”

“At least, you should have felt relieved,” Victoria exclaimed in despair.

Thea said, “Throwing stones into a well? I used to do that kind of thing, but now I don’t. I won’t be foolish enough to let unimportant people reside in my heart.”

been entangled for two lifetimes. My happiness comes from you, and my misfortune also comes from you. My parents divorced because of you, and they died because of you.

but your parents spoiled you into becoming arrogant and spoiled, always wanting something for nothing. And when Nathan tricked me into giving away my kidney, and you tasted the sweetness of it, you became even more greedy. You always believe that everything in this world is obtained through scheming,

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work and labor,

understand all of this now, but it was

“You see, I won’t live

experience the grief of burying her own child. Surely in the next life, God will reward you for your filial piety in faithfully serving

tightly closed door of the ward and said, “As for Victoria’s mother, I won’t go in to see her. After all, she has become a stranger

tears streaming through her

but she clings to her last breath, unwilling to leave. Thea, I have never asked anything of you in my life, but today I beg you to go and see her. I know my mother is disappointed in me, and in her moments of lucidity, she often recalls the moments

the intensive care unit opened at that moment.

she mentioned the name of Victoria’s mother, Victoria pleaded with Thea, “Thea, she is living in too much pain, please

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Thea nodded.

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mother lying on the bed. She appeared

were deeply sunken. The body was filled with

tubes.

in her heart finally erupted like a flood.

gushed out

unsteadily, “Mom,”

fingers trembled.

mother used to call your name more than ten times a day when she was first admitted to

didn’t know where to begin. In the end, she casually picked up one thing to say, “Victoria said that after you developed dementia, you often mention me? She thought that you, in your old age, suddenly

but it seems like she really doesn’t understand you.”

it’s just to entrust her to me at the last moment. Are you trying to make me take care of her more?”

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you just blink your eyes.”

mother’s eyelids twitched.

smiled bitterly and said, “Indeed, I knew you

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and saw

blank.

so much, you

While she was unhappy, I, on the other